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Parameterized templates; and how to create reusable, custom-looking buttons without code

I’ve talked to a few people recently about parameterized templates, and so I wanted to write some of it down. Here’s the scenario … I want to create an application that has a main window with several buttons on it. Clicking one of the buttons navigates you to part of an app. For example, in this picture, you can

Filed under: Web Design | On : 2007 Feb 01 | From: Mike Hillbergs Blog on WPF (Avalon) |

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