WPF's properties and styles let you change a control's appearance. Templates let you modify a control at a much more fundamental level, changing the components that make up the control and the way it acts. This article shows how you can use templates to change the fundamental structure of WPF controls.
by Rod Stephens
October 6, 2009
PF's XAML language defines the controls that make up a user interface. Typically, some kind of container control such as a Grid or StackPanel fills the window. In turn, that container holds other controls, such as Labels, TextBoxes, Buttons, Sliders, and so forth.
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PF's XAML language defines the controls that make up a user interface. Typically, some kind of container control such as a Grid or StackPanel fills the window. In turn, that container holds other controls, such as Labels, TextBoxes, Buttons, Sliders, and so forth.
