Now, when the WinUI 3 app is running, it will respect your app's light theme and those light foreground colors will be dark again
Note: The other option is to have dozens and dozens of custom styles and templates to override everything. Yes, there are a couple common keys you can override on WinUI native, but that's honestly the wrong way to go about it if your app doesn't have a dark theme.
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Thank you. But that doesn't solve the issue about setting the font. Also, our app has a specific color scheme that I would like to use for buttons etc.
So any help in properly theming the control would be very welcomed.