WPF: Sort of inconsistence in the visual appearence of WPF controls derived by Selector class

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Published on 2010-05-28T18:22:02Z Indexed on 2010/05/28 18:52 UTC
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Hello,

focused items == selected items but selected items != focused items.

Have you ever wondered about that?

Do you specially style the backcolor of a focused/selected item ?

I ask this question because a user has an enabled button because some customer items are selected. The user is wondering now "why the heck can I delete this customers (button is enabled...) when I have just clicked on the orders control selecting some orders ready to delete (button is enabled too). The thing is the selected customer items are nearly looking grayed out

in the default style...

Well its sort of inconsistence to the user NOT to the programmer because WE know the behavior.

Do you cope with stuff like that?

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