Add AP to control TabControl Headers behavior #3952
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fixes #3863
old PR and conversation #3873
Simply switching out the content of the colorzone doesn't work, because the
ControlTemplatecontains triggers which reference nested elements inside of the colorzone.I couldn't find an easy way around that, so I now opted for the following approach:
Split the
MaterialDesignTabControlBaseinto 2 dedicated templates (ScrollingTabControlTemplateandWrappingTabControlTemplate). TheMaterialDesignTabControlBasethen switches it's own template to the one of the above, based on the AP.