Currently, if customising an Element's appearance, then selecting the 'Make Into'-->'Style' option, the Element's appearance discards some of its appearance values, and also appears to break many of its Property Bindings.

This breakage does not occur when first creating a Style via the 'Style'-->'Create' context menu option.

This seems to be something related to Elements reverting to the Noesis Default Styles.

See attached video

Repro Steps:

1) Create a Studio Project featuring a MainPage.xaml, and introduce a Button Element into the root Grid.

2) Make any visual changes to the Button Element (one should be changing the Background colour), then right-click on it, and from the context menu, select 'Make Into'-->'Style', then give it a a name, and save it in GlobalResources.
This will open the Style in the Inline Style Dummy Editor.

Observe how some of the appearance options set on the Stage in Step 2), have been discarded.
Observe how the Background colour in the Properties does not correspond to the Background colour on-Stage.

Expected Results: The action of 'Make Into Style' converts the Properties set on the Element on-Stage into a new Style without any breakage. It should be exactly equivalent to the results of 'Style'->'Create New', with the only difference being that in this flow, the values are personalised after Style creation, as opposed to before in the 'Make Into' flow.