WPF - MenuItem missing Icon/Image?

You are setting Icon property to an Image control in Style Now, only one copy of Style is created and thus, only one copy of Image is created. Now, any control can have only one parent at a time. So, when it is assigned to last MenuItem it is removed from previous MenuItem controls.To fix this, use Templates.

You are setting Icon property to an Image control in Style. Now, only one copy of Style is created and thus, only one copy of Image is created. Now, any control can have only one parent at a time.So, when it is assigned to last MenuItem, it is removed from previous MenuItem controls.

To fix this, use Templates. Instead of setting Header property, set `HeaderTemplate : I am not sure of what properties are exposed by the control toolkit you are using. But, I am sure they must have a template property.

After doing this, you don't need to set Icon property in style.

In trying to use this, yet its not clear to me. Im getting Error: 'System.Windows.Controls. Grid' is not a valid value for the 'System.Windows.Controls.

HeaderedContentControl. HeaderTemplate' property on a Setter. – no9 Dec 14 '10 at 11:45 My mistake.

You have to wrap it in DataTemplate. – decyclone Dec 14 '10 at 12:11.

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