Would you consider using a ListBox, and just swapping between two ItemsPanel templates? One a StackPanel (the default) and one a WrapPanel? I've just never done that at runtime.
I'd prefer to use a real grid for the details view, as it has fancy features like selected row template, column clicking, etc. However, you've reminded me that the ListBox probably can be re-templated to use a WrapPanel is its container and the items can be converted into things that looks like address labels. I think a lot of people forget that you can completely subvert familiar WPF controls and turn them into other weird appearances. I guess a starting point would be to extract the template of the standard ListBox and see how it works and how I can change it (and break it). I just have to find an example of someone who's done something like you describe with a ListBox and its items, then I can coax it over to what I want. Any samples you've seen? I'll go looking now. Greg
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