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OK, I’ve searched everywhere and in every single link I go to my problem is explained with xaml code.
I want to change the active tab’s background and foreground (not its content, but the upper part which you select in order to make active) in a WPF project, but I’m looking for the C# code. The code below doesn’t work for me:
if (tabs[0].IsEnabled) tabs[0].Background = Brushes.Blue;
else tabs[0].Background = Brushes.Black;
Do it in XAML if you use WPF.
You can bind to the TabControl’s property
ItemsSource. Than just define a Styletrigger to change the Background