My IG/WPF experience goes back and forth from one extreme to another:
I concur with the above posts about including more "snippets". What already exists is quite good - lots of useful information is out there, but there's always room for improvement
When I'm going through the IG sample code/Tangarine exemplar looking for something simple often feels like I'm digging through the entire MS Office source code just to find out how to format a number. I've learned the most by piecing all the little snippets suggested in the forums and how they function, & learning how they work together, THEN the source codes and exemplars start making more sense. One of your competitors documentation includes a lot more of "here's a bunch of snippets/FAQ's on how to....." Maybe IG can do the same and also include the common stuff being asked in the forums.
Ambrose,
That's perfect - thank you. I had been looking in C:\Program Files\Infragistics. I didn't realize the installer just put the files right in the documents folder. Thanks for the (now very obvious) pointer.
Robert
Your feedback has been taken and appreciated. I apologize if my further attempts to help have been viewed as argumentative.
My intent is to help you as immediately as possible by providing pointers to our docs that might help you solve that scenario and hopefully explain that there is a fair amount of depth that will, if one took the time, give you a very good understanding of our WPF controls and even WPF itself, as it is different from both Win and ASP.NET in different ways.
For what it is worth, I found that styling topic by a link from the topic on Field Labels, specifically dealing with how you can style them (second to last paragraph). I clicked on LabelPresenterStyle, which has a link to the aforementioned styling topic. I am sharing this just so you and others know the context and how to get there (for future reference).
As I said, while I acknowledge we may not have a specific example showing how to specifically style field labels, we do have guidance on how to style pretty much everything, and that applies to field labels. In the (current) absence of the specific example you have suggested, my hope is that this will help you get to where you need to be. If not, I apologize. As I said, I am still looking into finding and/or creating the specific example that you suggested.
It does not mention field labels. My original post detailed very specifically the scenario that was problematic, and at any rate was in response to the question of what sort of examples were needed. I do not necessarily need advice, though it is appreciated, but was giving feedback as to what would be helpful in the future. You can take that feedback, or not, but at question is not whether your docs and examples are good, but how they might be improved.
I was talking about the whole WPF developer's guide being meat, not just that one topic. It did seem to me that that topic, though, addressed how to style the field labels. I am also looking into a more specific answer for you, too.