wpfthemedesigner-119296-workspace-ribbon-commands.md
| Ribbon Icon | Command | Keyboard Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build | F6 | Performs an incremental build. | |
| Rebuild | - | Cleans and then builds the solution from scratch, ignoring anything is done before. | |
| Clean | - | Removes the build artifacts from the previous build. | |
| Publish | Ctrl+F6 | Builds a theme assembly. | |
| Inspect Element | Ctrl+D | Expands the Visual Tree nodes, displays the element’s XAML code, and highlights the selected element. | |
| Filter Colors | Ctrl+E | Allows you to find colors of the selected element in a Preview. | |
| Highlight Colors | Ctrl+H | Allows you to find elements with a particular color. This tool works in the Palette Window and the Individual Colors Window. | |
| Touch Mode | - | Reloads and displays the Preview Window content in the touch mode. | |
| Color Picker | Ctrl+P | Allows you to pick a color from any on-screen application. | |
| Zoom In | Ctrl+OemPlus | Zooms in a preview. | |
| Zoom Out | Ctrl+OemMinus | Zooms out a preview. | |
| Zoom | - | Changes a preview’s zoom level. | |
| Reload Preview | Ctrl+R | Reloads a preview. | |
| Ignore System DPI | Ignores the system’s scaling value and reloads the preview with 100% scale. This button is displayed only if the system’s scaling value is not equals 100%. | ||
| Run Complex Preview | - | Runs a new window with your theme applied to DevExpress WPF Controls, grouped in a sample application layout. | |
| Views | - | Hides/displays the Theme Designer windows. | |
| Reset Layout | - | Restores the default Theme Designer application’s layout. |
| Ribbon Icon | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Add | Adds a new color item to the palette. | |
| Remove | Removes a palette item. | |
| Rename | Renames a palette item. | |
| Export | Exports the current palette as a class to a .cs file. Refer to the WPF Palettes topic for more information. | |
| Import | Applies a ready-to-use palette to the current theme. |
You can use Save , Save All , Undo , and Redo commands in the Ribbon’s Quick Access Toolbar: