Thanks for the response Yanko.

Is there any other way I can achieve this without any code behind.

yugandherN said:

Is there any other way I can achieve this without any code behind.

What is happening is that WPF ButtonBase elements will try to shift focus back to the root focusscope when they are clicked if they have the keyboard focus and are not in the root focus scope. The ribbon, like menus and toolbars, are in a separate focus scope. So the issue that Yanko logged will be about changing the default style for the xamNumericSlider such that these buttons are not focusable. If you have other buttons (or controls that contain buttons) you would need to do the same with those - that is, set the Focusable property of the button element to false. In that way it will not receive keyboard focus and therefore it will not try to shift focus out of the focus scope.

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yugandherN said:

Can I set the RepeatButton 'Focusable' property to 'false' in xamnumericslider using styles in xaml instead of code behind?

Yes you could take a copy of the xamNumericSlider style and its related resources/styles from the DefaultStyles directory, include them in your app.resources and set the Focusable to false on the RepeatButtons within those. Or you could wait until the issue that has been submitted has been fixed.

Thanks for the response Andrew.

Setting 'Focusable' property to false for buttons have solved the problem of placing usercontrols in menutool. 

Can I set the RepeatButton 'Focusable' property to 'false' in xamnumericslider using styles in xaml instead of code behind?