What is the advantage of Properties Triggers over Data Triggers in WPF?

Trigger looks at properties in the item you're styling/templating, whereas DataTrigger looks at the current DataContext by default Example: Style TargetType="ListBoxItem.

Trigger looks at properties in the item you're styling/templating, whereas DataTrigger looks at the current DataContext by default. Example.

Since I can bind to the styled item properties using DataTrigger... – Andy Apr 28 '09 at 10:57 I highly suspect it's more efficient, too. – Kent Boogaart Apr 28 '09 at 10:58.

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