WPF Dialogs
In your WPF application, what is a dialog and how do you create and show dialogs? A dialog […]
WPF provides a mechanism for displaying a simple graphic image before the main window appears. If you just […]
The StackPanel is easy to use, code and understanding, making it a popular panel. It sequentially arranges controls […]
The default height and width for Grid rows and columns is *. What does * mean? When a […]
In your WPF projects you can add a grid with a grid splitter. What is a grid splitter? […]
You can style all of your buttons in your WPF project with code only in one place, instead […]
You can force two columns, or rows, in a WPF Grid Panel to be the same size. How […]
In this WPF example, I will show how to put two grids inside a “parent” grid. The code […]
The very useful DockPanel allows you to easily dock elements over to sit against the entire side of […]
WPF provides five main built-in layout panels. Here is the list in order of complexity and general usefulness. […]
Snesh Prajapati over at the Code Project website wrote an article about the versions of WPF called WPF: […]