Using Style instead of UserControl in WPF

Clifford Nelson

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3 Nov 2017CPOL3 min read

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This tip shows how easy it is to create a Style with DependencyProperty definitions and avoid the much heavier UserControl

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Clifford Nelson

Software Developer (Senior) Clifford Nelson Consulting

United States

Has been working as a C# developer on contract for the last several years, including 3 years at Microsoft. Previously worked with Visual Basic and Microsoft Access VBA, and have developed code for Word, Excel and Outlook. Started working with WPF in 2007 when part of the Microsoft WPF team. For the last eight years has been working primarily as a senior WPF/C# and Silverlight/C# developer. Currently working as WPF developer with BioNano Genomics in San Diego, CA redesigning their UI for their camera system. he can be reached at qck1@hotmail.com.

Using Style instead of UserControl in WPF

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