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NOTE: The below issue is related ONLY to WPF - .NET Core 3.0 project and NOT for WPF - .NET Framework project.

In a UWP project on VS2019 I can move a control left/right/up/down via keyboard by selecting it and then using Shift+ an Arrow Key. Likewise, I can change the size of the control by selecting it and using Ctrl + an Arrow Key.

In my WPF project on VS2019, the resizing works with Ctrl + an Arrow Key but Shift+ an Arrow Key does not work for moving the control. How can we achieve that in a WPF project on VS2019?

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  • I have test my WPF net core 3.0 project with the visual studio 2019 16.2.3. It is working well in design view. If you implement this by code and run it, please show related code and we can try to reproduce this issue. Commented Oct 23, 2019 at 2:27
  • @Yohann I'm actually talking about design view, as well. I've the latest version of visual studio community edition 2019 16.3.6 that just came today. And, it does not work on WPF - Core 3.0. I assume you made sure while creating the project you chose the template named WPF App (.NET Core) that is the second template in list when you type wpf in the search box. The first template is WPF App (.NET Framework) - where keyboard shortcut works fine. Commented Oct 23, 2019 at 3:39
  • I update the latest version of visual studio community edition 2019 to 16.3.6. Then, I tried your steps to reproduce this strange issue. I selected the template named WPF App (.NET Core). But, the Ctrl + an Arrow Key but also Shift+ an Arrow Key works well. The strange issue did't happened. Besides, you can go to the Developer Community Visual Studio and report your issue. Commented Oct 23, 2019 at 8:39

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For benefit of readers of this post, here is an update:

On my system, after upgrading VS2019 to version 16.4, the issue went away and the Keyboard Shortcut is working now.
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