The "Pressed" taskbar button state doesn't work

Windows 10 1909

Hi all,

I've noticed that on my version of windows, the "pressed" taskbar button state just simply doesn't work. This is the case for all Stardock-supplied themes as well as community-created and self-created themes, even though the state is properly defined in Skin Studio. Basically the taskbar buttons can either be normal or active, but it doesn't change state when you click it without releasing the button (the "pressed" state" in Skin Studio).

Is this a Windows 10 issue, or is there a setting/workaround somewhere that I need to enable?

Thanks.

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There is no pressed Taskbar button state in Windows 10. Microsoft designed it that way. Even though it is still in SkinStudio, it doesn't exist.

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Quoting LightStar, reply 1

There is no pressed Taskbar button state in Windows 10. Microsoft designed it that way. Even though it is still in SkinStudio, it doesn't exist.
End of LightStar's quote

Fair enough if that's the case. At least I'm not doing anything wrong! Thanks for the reply.

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Quoting LightStar, reply 1

There is no pressed Taskbar button state in Windows 10. Microsoft designed it that way. Even though it is still in SkinStudio, it doesn't exist.
End of LightStar's quote
There is also no such thing as a disabled taskbar button...never has been (as far as I know)

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Quoting 2of3, reply 3


Quoting LightStar,

There is no pressed Taskbar button state in Windows 10. Microsoft designed it that way. Even though it is still in SkinStudio, it doesn't exist.

There is also no such thing as a disabled taskbar button...never has been (as far as I know)

End of 2of3's quote

Yep, no disabled button on the taskbar either. I think a lot of stuff leftover in SkinStudio is from the WIndows XP days and has never been removed from it.  :-(