WPF Menu
Built-in to WPF are the two familiar menu controls: Menu and ContextMenu. Menus are just another set of […]
Programming
WPF ToolBar
The ToolBar control is typically used to group together many small buttons or other controls as an enhancement […]
WPF Calendar
WPF has a nice built-in Calendar that looks like the one in Windows. It works along with the […]
WPF Gadget-Style Applications
With WPF you can create non-rectangular top-level windows that give your application a different shape just like those […]
WPF Ink Canvas
The WPF InkCanvas control is discussed on pages 316 – 318. The main purpose of the InkCanvas control […]
WPF Label
The WPF Label control is a content control that doesn’t have the notion of being clicked (like a […]
WPF Radio Button
The WPF radio button control is a type of button that derives from ToggleButton. It is unique because […]
WPF The Control Class
As Microsoft says: “[The control class] represents the base class for user interface (UI) elements that use a […]
WPF Consuming FileInputBox
Consuming our file input box user control is not difficult. This post illustrates how you might consume the […]
WPF File Input Box User Control
One good use-case for creating a user control is a file input text box. This post is based […]
WPF Custom Dialog
To create a custom dialog in Windows Presentation Foundation you really just need to create a Window, place […]
WPF Skins
Skinning refers to the act of changing an application’s appearance at run time, often as a result of […]