>An alternative would be to have two controls bound to the same thing and control which is visible. Then just switch between them (can also be done via a binding and converter)
I do plan to do that. Earlier this year someone pointed me to a really clever use of drastic control re-templating, which I plan to use for my own ends in making clickable polygonal regions. See HERE <http://richapps.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/advanced-styling-wpf/> . This is fabulous lateral thinking, as you get all of the functionality of the regular ListBox because all of the items/regions are clickable, selectable, etc. Hijacking standard controls opens up some interesting possibilities eh?! -- Greg
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