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White strip at top of windows that are resizable and have no titlebar (Windows 10)


Jim Kring

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Has anyone noticed that if a window (A) has no titlebar AND (B) is resizable, then it will have a white stripe at the top of it? (see screenshot below, and note that the big titlebar is not actually a titlebar, but a styled button, and the actual titlebar is hidden)

Has anyone figured out how to get rid of this white strip (perhaps with Windows API calls)? I know I can get it to go away if I make the window NOT resizable, but I don't want that -- I need to be able to resize.

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I've done a little googling and the only thing I can really find how to set up WPF properties for the windows, and I can't seem to find any magic user32.dll calls or anything like that.

Here's an example: white strip at top of window.vi

Thanks for any help or ideas.

 

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