WPF Designer Extensibility

Describes the overall architecture of the WPF Designer extensibility framework.

Topics that describe how to create your own custom designer experiences for the WPF Designer.

Contains topics that describe how to perform basic extensibility tasks, such as creating custom menu actions.

Contains topics that describe how to create custom adorners, such as rails.

Contains topics that describe how to create custom editors, such as color editors.

Contains topics that describe how to implement custom design-time logic.

Contains topics that describe how to perform advanced extensibility tasks, such as creating surrogate policies.

Describes the extensibility reference API for the WPF Designer.

Provides a container for WPF controls, which are used at design time as adorners.

A feature provider that you can add to a class to automatically add adorners to the designer surface.

Contains contextual state about a designer.

Represents a single item in the editing model.

The main entry point the designer uses to obtain the model.

Creates instances of items in the designer.

Adds a class-specific contribution to a feature.

Contains the type of FeatureConnector<TFeatureProviderType> required to handle a FeatureProvider

Manages feature providers and feature connectors.

Creates an attribute table that can be passed to the metadata store.

Provides a data model for an underlying common language runtime (CLR) property value.

Container for inline editor logic for properties.

A collection of commands and input bindings to those commands.

Determines the mode of the designer.

Describes procedures for understanding unexpected behavior in your custom designer code.

Contains links that describe how to use WPF controls in Windows Forms.

Describes interoperation between the WPF and Windows Forms technologies.