WPF Style Triggers: can I apply the one style for a variety of Properties?

Have you tried any of the following (extracted from Adam Nathan's book: Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed ): Multiple triggers applied to the same element (to get a logical OR) Multiple properties evaluated for the same trigger (to get a logical AND) Logical OR Since Style. Triggers can contain multiple triggers, you can create more than one with the exact same Setters to express a logical OR relationship For example: Style. Triggers> ... ....

Have you tried any of the following (extracted from Adam Nathan's book: Windows Presentation Foundation Unleashed): Multiple triggers applied to the same element (to get a logical OR). Multiple properties evaluated for the same trigger (to get a logical AND). Logical OR Since Style.

Triggers can contain multiple triggers, you can create more than one with the exact same Setters to express a logical OR relationship. For example: ... .... This means, "if IsMouseOver is true or if IsKeyboardFocusWithin is true, apply the action. Logical AND To express a logical AND relationship, you can use a variation of Trigger called MultiTrigger, or a variation of DataTrigger called MultiDataTrigger.

Both triggers have a collection of Conditions that contain the information you would normally put directly inside a Trigger or DataTrigger. For example.

Thank you for the reply. My problem is that I was looking to express a logical AND relationship without Specifying the Setters again. In your example above, I have to copy the same group of set of setters for each trigger in the trigger collection.

This becomes tedious if I want to make changes to the setter values later on... The MultiTrigger is helpful though, thank you! – Matt H. Mar 14 '10 at 1:10.

You can put the Storyboards into resources and just reference them in the triggers. It's not exactly what you want, but it allows you to define your animations in one central place (rather than having to copy & paste them).

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