 | WPF Information Controls Class Hierarchy
The forty-sixth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial looks at the classes that support the WPF information controls. This article includes the inheritance hierarchy of all of the WPF controls seen so far. |
| WPF Information Controls - Popup
The forty-fifth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial completes the individual examinations of the WPF information controls. This instalment looks at the Popup control, which allows controls to be shown as pop-ups. |
| WPF Information Controls - ToolTip
The forty-fourth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial continues the examination of the WPF information controls. This instalment looks at the ToolTip control, which enhances tool tips for FrameworkElements. |
| WPF Information Controls - StatusBar
The forty-third part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial looks at a further WPF information control. This article describes the StatusBar, which displays messages and progress details in a horizontal strip. |
| WPF Information Controls - TextBlock Inlines
The forty-second part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial continues looking at the TextBlock control. This article shows how to use inlines to create text with varying formatting options. |
| WPF Information Controls - TextBlock Basics
The forty-first part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial begins to look at another of the WPF user information controls. This time it's the TextBlock control, which allows the display of short text items with formatting. |
| WPF Information Controls - ProgressBar
The fortieth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial continues the examination of the WPF user information controls, which are non-interactive controls that provide user feedback. This article looks at progress bars. |
| WPF Information Controls - Label
The thirty-ninth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial begins an examination of the user information controls. These controls display information for the user to see but not interact with. This article looks at Labels. |
| WPF Base Classes - Panel
The thirty-eighth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial is the last to examine base classes of layout controls. This article looks at the Panel class; a base class for controls that determine the layout of their children. |
| WPF Base Classes - Thumb
The thirty-seventh part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial looks at another WPF control base type. This time it is the Thumb class, which defines functionality that is used by controls that the user can drag. |