In the following code I am trying to set the style of the first item in my collection to one template and the rest to a different template by checking if the PreviousElement is null.I think my relativ
I have tried this: <DataTemplate x:Key=\"RowItemTemplate\"> <ItemsControl ItemTemplate=\"{StaticResource ResourceKey=BorderItemTemplate}\" ItemsSource=\"ContentPresenter.Content\">
We\'re writing a very specialized ItemsControl which actually has three ContentPresenter\'s per \'row\', each bound to a different object (think poor-man\'s grid) instead of the more common one, like
i replace the ContentPresenter in the DataGridCell\'s Template with a TextBlock an now i search for the correct Binding to the content.
When you assign an object to a Content control it will materialize a Visual appropriate for that assigned object. Is there a programmatic way to achieve the same result? I would like to call a functio
I created a control that inherited the ItemsControl, and the control that I made does not have a ItemsPresenter for its template. Instead, I have a Grid.
I am trying to write my own control template for a TabItem Header, and have got the basic layout to work but now I wish to apply styling to the content of the Header, for example to manipulate the siz
I would like to be able to dynamically adjust the size of a content control. Here\'s a simple example:
Is there a simple way to just get TextTrimming to work with a ContentPresenter? I have implict styles for TextBlock and AccessText that have TextTrimming set to CharacterEllipsis, but it\'s not pick
In the above image, child is a ContentPresenter.Its Content is a ViewModel.However, its ContentTemplate is null.
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