ThemePalette Class
A WPF Theme palette.
Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Core
Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Core.v24.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Core
Declaration
Remarks
Create and Customize a Palette
Create a palette instance and use the SetColor method to set color values to palette colors. The code snippet below changes the SelectionBackground and Foreground palette colors:
var mypalette = new ThemePalette("CustomPalette");
mypalette.SetColor("SelectionBackground", Colors.Red);
mypalette.SetColor("Foreground", Colors.Black);
Create a Theme with the Palette
To apply a dynamic palette to an application, you should create a new theme. This theme should be based on a Theme with a Palette. Specify the base theme and the dynamic palette name and use the CreateTheme method to create a new theme assembly.
Apply the Palette to an Application
Register the created theme and apply it to an application.
Theme.RegisterTheme(customtheme);
ApplicationThemeHelper.ApplicationThemeName = customtheme.Name;
Cache Palette Themes
You can cache the current palette theme’s assembly to reduce the theme loading time. The application uses the cached assemblies at the current and the following application runs.
Set the Theme.CachePaletteThemes to true to cache the current palette theme’s assembly. The following code sample enables the palette theme assemblies caching to a default directory and applies the Office2019Colorful theme with the RedWine predefined palette to the application:
Theme.CachePaletteThemes = true;
Theme.RegisterPredefinedPaletteThemes();
ApplicationThemeHelper.ApplicationThemeName = "RedWineOffice2019Colorful";
Specify the Cache Location
Use the Theme.PaletteThemeCacheDirectory property to specify the directory where the cached assemblies are stored. The default cache directory is %LocalAppData%\DevExpress\PaletteThemeCache. The following code sample changes the default cache directory:
Clear the Cache
To remove the directory with the cached assemblies, use the Theme.ClearPaletteThemeCache method: