The None field of the PseudoClass enumeration represents the absence of any pseudo-class. It is used when no specific pseudo-class is applicable to an element.
The None field of the PseudoClass enumeration represents the absence of any pseudo-class. It is used when no specific pseudo-class is applicable to an element.
Use PseudoClass.None when you want to explicitly specify that an element does not have any pseudo-class applied. This can be useful in scenarios where you need to reset or clear pseudo-class states.
// Example of using PseudoClass.None var element = new UIElement(); element.PseudoClass = PseudoClass.None; // This ensures that the element has no pseudo-class styling applied.