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If I have a menu bar in WPF and I set its Border to be black and have thickness 1, I get a crsip 1 pixel border all the way around the menu bar, instead of just a nice crisp line at the bottom. Similarly for a status bar. How can I get a nice crisp boundary around just part of a WPF element like a menu bar or status bar?
Having crisp 1 pixel border around parts of element boundaries is so common there must be some standard ways of doing this. What are they?
Not not 100% sure I understand your question, but what I think your’re looking for is a border that is visible just on the bottom of an element. You can accomplish this with the BorderThickness property:
That will set the left, top and right borders to 0 and the bottom to 1. If you set …
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