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So i'm creating this issue because i need some input from you guys about how to resolve this following issue in a good way:
The problem is, as for now, that the IconElement sets a default foreground brush by default.
The problem with that is, that it limits the FontIcon class to make use of color glyph provided by fonts like Segoe UI Emoji.
But we cannot not set a default (i guess) because you would have to do it manually everytime yourself.
So, here i am, seeking for someone who got a good idea.
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So i'm creating this issue because i need some input from you guys about how to resolve this following issue in a good way:
The problem is, as for now, that the
IconElementsets a default foreground brush by default.The problem with that is, that it limits the
FontIconclass to make use of color glyph provided by fonts likeSegoe UI Emoji.But we cannot not set a default (i guess) because you would have to do it manually everytime yourself.
So, here i am, seeking for someone who got a good idea.