Robert Važan Jul 7, 2014

PropertySheet in JungleControls

PropertySheet WPF control implements traditional Windows property sheet with labels on the left and content on the right.

PropertySheet control from JungleControls library represents a list of name-value pairs arranged vertically with headers on the left and values (usually read-only) on the right. It's designed to replace Grid for simple property sheets.

Demo showing property sheet with varied formatting and content — You can customize styling and embed arbitrary XAML content.

Sample XAML code:

<jc:PropertySheet xmlns:jc="clr-namespace:JungleControls;assembly=JungleControls">
    <TextBlock jc:PropertySheet.Header="Label 1:" Text="Content 1" />
    <TextBlock jc:PropertySheet.Header="Label 2:" Text="Content 2" />
</jc:PropertySheet>

Properties:

Items - This is an implicit property where all the items inside of the PropertySheet are placed.
Header - Attached property that is added to PropertySheet items to give them some header. It's usually text, but you can use any object in combination with HeaderTemplate.
HeaderTemplate - Allows unlimited styling of the Header.
Header* - Various visual properties of the header.
Cell* - Various visual properties of the content area.