While styling the control template for TabItem for wpf I noticed that the content required to be displayed in the TabItem is actually the header property.
For this in the template ContentPresent with ContentSource="Header" was used.
But ContentSource is not present for Silverlight 4. So I decided to see how silverlight did it. Turns out it is simply ContentControl bound to the Header using TemplateBinding :
Seems obvious in retrospect.
Enjoy!
For this in the template ContentPresent with ContentSource="Header" was used.
But ContentSource is not present for Silverlight 4. So I decided to see how silverlight did it. Turns out it is simply ContentControl bound to the Header using TemplateBinding :
Seems obvious in retrospect.
Enjoy!
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