xaml

What's the Problem?

I usually create new files with CTRL + SHIFT + N. Mostly that's folders or unnamed files.
Currently, after you create a new element, the current index of my sidebar is highlight.

Solution/Idea

It would be much more beneficial to highlight the element which was just created.
That way you could instantly open the file/folder instantly by pressing Enter. Or in case

Right now the Getting Started section in the README is a bit outdated.

People who are just getting started with this library are not likely to have all of the dependencies needed (latest version of VS, .NET Core

Current behavior

Exception occurred: System.ArgumentException: Provided filter string is not valid. Filter string should contain a description of the filter, followed by a vertical bar and the filter pattern. Must also separate multiple filter description and pattern pairs by a vertical bar. Must separate multiple extensions in a filter pattern with a semicolon. Example: "Image files (*.bm

Describe the bug

The Release Notes section of the WCT Sample App has overlapping text.

Regression

No response

Reproducible in sample app?

• This bug can be reproduced in the sample app.

Steps to reproduce

Open app and view the home / splash screen.

Expected behavior

Release dates should be visible.

Screenshots

![Screenshot 2021-12-16 123803](

These localized folders are not getting updates anymore (deprecated by touchdown localization)
bn-BD
ha-Latn-NG
sw-KE
uz-Latn-UZ

we can remove those folders from the build to avoid confusion since those files don't get updates.

Problem Description

An automatic scroll down event to the bottom of the page is being fired when a card element is dragged from the card elements toolbox to the card. You can notice it in the official page https://adaptivecards.io/designer/ but it is more noticeable when the page where the Adaptive Card Designer is being embedded has a footer or something below the ACD.

There is some cas

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm wondering if a search-bar is a good addition to the WPFUI suit of controls?

Describe the solution you'd like
It should behave just like the search-bar in the Microsoft Store or in the Xbox app.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I've thought on editing a list box using styles and more, but I haven't succee