Adding Multiple Controls to the Content Panel

You cannot set the Content property to more than one control at a time. However, you can circumvent this issue by adding a panel-based control that can accept more than one control, such as a StackPanel control, to the content panel of C1HeaderedContentControl. When you add multiple controls to the panel-based control, each one will appear within the C1HeaderedContentControl's content panel.

In XAML

To add a button control to the C1HeaderedContentControl's content panel in XAML, complete the following steps:

Place the following XAML markup between the <c1:C1HeaderedContentControl> and </c1:C1HeaderedContentControl> tags:

 <c1:C1HeaderedContentControl.Content>
    <StackPanel>
      <TextBlock Text="1st TextBlock"/>
      <TextBlock Text="2nd TextBlock"/>
      <TextBlock Text="3rd TextBlock"/>
    </StackPanel>
 </c1:C1HeaderedContentControl.Content>

Run the program.
Expand C1HeaderedContentControl and observe that each of the three TextBlock controls appear in the content panel.

In Code

To add multiple controls to the content panel, complete these steps:

Enter Code view and add the following code beneath the InitializeComponent() method:

Visual Basic

Run the program.
Expand the C1HeaderedContentControl and observe that each of the three TextBlock controls appear in the content panel.

This Topic Illustrates the Following:

When C1HeaderedContentControl is expanded, three TextBlock controls will appear in the content panel as follows: