Describe the bug
The above one is when Opacity is set to 0.5, the other one is when Opacity is the default value, 1.0.
Why is this important?
This issue is especially noticeable when it's used in TitleBar, which sets Opacity of Icon, Title, LeftHeader, RightHeader, etc. to 0.5.
See the "T" shown in the ProfilePicture in the screenshot, which shouldn't be the right visual.
Steps to reproduce the bug
<StackPanel VerticalAlignment="Center" Spacing="12">
<PersonPicture
Initials="TT"
Opacity="0.5"
ProfilePicture="/Assets/profilepic.jpg" />
<PersonPicture Initials="TT" ProfilePicture="/Assets/profilepic.jpg" />
</StackPanel>
Actual behavior
As aforementioned.
Expected behavior
Initials should not be visible when the ProfilePicture.ProfilePicture prop is set
Screenshots
NuGet package version
2.4.0
Windows version
Windows 11 (25H2): Build 26200
Additional context
Here's the repro.
App1.zip
Describe the bug
The above one is when Opacity is set to 0.5, the other one is when Opacity is the default value, 1.0.
Why is this important?
This issue is especially noticeable when it's used in TitleBar, which sets Opacity of Icon, Title, LeftHeader, RightHeader, etc. to 0.5.
See the "T" shown in the ProfilePicture in the screenshot, which shouldn't be the right visual.
Steps to reproduce the bug
Actual behavior
As aforementioned.
Expected behavior
Initials should not be visible when the
ProfilePicture.ProfilePictureprop is setScreenshots
NuGet package version
2.4.0
Windows version
Windows 11 (25H2): Build 26200
Additional context
Here's the repro.
App1.zip