Summary
Windows Presentation Foundation offers great benefits for customizing user interface elements. In this chapter you got a high-level overview of the modes allowed for customizing elements and for making them more interesting to the final user. First, you got information about brushes and saw how many brushes are offered by WPF and how you can apply them for coloring or filling visual elements. Next, you learned about styles, understanding how you can use them for setting a common set of properties for the specified control type. Subsequently, you got an overview of control templates, learning how you can completely redefine the graphical aspect of a user control while keeping its behavior safe. You also got information on transformations, ...
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