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This article explains Value Converters of WPF and provides examples of usiing Value Converters.
Learn how to implement ICommand in a WPF MVVM application to separate UI actions from view-model and model logic using data binding.
We'll see in this article how a user can customize a DataGrid, ordering columns or modifying their width, saving those changes for later use (in other words, when the program will show again a specific grid).
In this simple example we will see how to use the class MultiBinding.
This article explains some basic concepts about the MVVM pattern (Model View ViewModel).
In this article we will learn about WPF Data Binding.
This article shows how to create a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application from scratch (an empty project) and do it with a program that has a Main function.
Learn how to use Material Design themed TimePicker and Clock controls in WPF with the Material Design in XAML Toolkit.
In this article we will learn how to create new WPF DatePicker & Calendar Styles for Material Design in XAML Toolkit.
This article shows how to publish events and how to subscribe to them using WPF MVVM and PRISM.
In this article we will learn how to spin an image in a WPFapplication on MouseEnter or MouseLeave event.
Virtualization in WPF improves the rendering performance of UI elements. By applying virtualization, the layout system ensures that only the visible items of a container are rendered on the screen.
This article focuses on the how to work with the border of WPF elements.
Learn how the WPF StackPanel arranges child elements vertically or horizontally, including XAML and C# examples and scrolling considerations.
This article focuses on how to adjust the percentage of a container or screen in the size of elements in WPF.
This article focuses on the content alignment of elements.
This article focuses on the vertical and horizontal alignment of elements.
In the previous article, WPF Layout: Size, Width, and Height, I discussed how to manage the size of elements. Margins are another vital piece of the layout system. This article focuses on the margins only.
Learn how WPF element Width, Height, minimum and maximum size properties determine the actual rendered size of controls.
In a series of articles, I will discuss the layout process in WPF. The series starts with an understanding of the WPF layout process.
This simple article shows how binding works with the use of the UpdateSourceTrigger propertyin WPF.
Explains how WPF Width, MinWidth, MaxWidth, and ActualWidth affect control sizing, layout constraints, and runtime bindings.
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