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Proposal: richer image support for [Bitmap]icons #3323
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@StephenLPeters Should we bundle issues asking for broader image support for So far, we have seen asks for broader image support for the NavigationViewItem (here and here) and the MenuFlyoutItem (this issue). Then we also have the AppBarButton.Icon property and the TabViewItem.IconSource property in the framework, for example, for which we should also enable richer image support then if we do it for MenuFlyout and NavigationView items. Thoughts so far range from expanding the This sounds too me like we should consider group all these asks together and think about whether a solution applicable to all of WinUI's |
I agree, these all seem related and I think we should be thinking about the problem holistically. A Meta feature proposal is probably warranted. Additionally we'll want to keep in mind that we have an Animated Icon spec #2802 which is also in the same/similar space. |
Is this only for strictly image types, so JPG, PNG, SVG, GIF? What about ICO format icons? If these are supported, how do you choose the ICO size/format? |
Proposal: Richer image support for [Bitmap]Icons
Summary
Add the ability to use any XAML ImageSource as an icon for MenuFlyoutItem. The BitmapIcon control currently only supports URI image sources; we need it to support stream image sources in order to render things like app icons.
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Important Notes
Usage examples: File Explorer context menus and taskbar jump lists
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