Let's suppose that we have only two data types: Item1ViewModel and Item2ViewModel Therefore we need 4 data templates: 2 for the common state, 2 for the selected state DataTemplate x:Key="Template1" DataType="local:Item1ViewModel.
Let's suppose that we have only two data types: Item1ViewModel and Item2ViewModel. Therefore we need 4 data templates: 2 for the common state, 2 for the selected state. For switching the content between two templates based on different types I use the DataTemplateSelector class: public class SampleTemplateSelector:DataTemplateSelector { public DataTemplate Type1Template { get; set; } public DataTemplate Type2Template { get; set; } public override DataTemplate SelectTemplate(object item, DependencyObject container) { if (item is Item1ViewModel) return Type1Template; else if (item is Item2ViewModel) return Type2Template; return null; } } We need two instances of this selector: one for the common state and one for the selected state.
And after that you should add this code which switches two selectors: That's all, apply this ItemTemplate to your ListBox without changing the ControlTemplate.
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