intellisense draws from System.Windows.Media.Brushes, which are only pairs of default values SolidColorBrush. You can use any type of Brush, for example LinearGradientBrush, RadialGradientBrushor ImageBrush. If you want to define your own colors, you can use a hexadecimal color value (for example, # FFFF0000, for aRGB values of 255 opacity, 255 red, 0 green, 0 blue), or you can define resources in XAML and reference them with StaticResourceor DynamicResource(if you intend to change this value at runtime).
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public sealed class Brushes {
public static SolidColorBrush AliceBlue {
get {
return KnownColors.SolidColorBrushFromUint(-984833);
}
}
public static SolidColorBrush AntiqueWhite {
get {
return KnownColors.SolidColorBrushFromUint(-332841);
}
}
}
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