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Different user controls can be used in Stencil control by using the Content property of NodeViewModel class. XAML <Grid>
<TextBlock Text="Shapes" FontSize="17" FontWeight="SemiBold"
Foreground="#2b579a" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Margin="10,5,0,5" Grid.Row="0"/>
<stencil:Stencil x:Name="stencil" Grid.Column="0" Grid.Row="1" ExpandMode="All" BorderBrush="#dfdfdf"
BorderThickness="0,0,1,0">
<stencil:Stencil.SymbolGroups>
<stencil:SymbolGroups>
<stencil:SymbolGroupProvider MappingName="Key"/>
</stencil:SymbolGroups>
</stencil:Stencil.SymbolGroups>
<stencil:Stencil.SelectedFilter>
<syncfusion:SymbolFilterProvider SymbolFilter="SymbolFilter">
</syncfusion:SymbolFilterProvider>
</stencil:Stencil.SelectedFilter>
<stencil:Stencil.SymbolSource>
<local:SymbolCollection>
<syncfusion:NodeViewModel UnitHeight="50" Key="Controls" UnitWidth="70" ContentTemplate="{StaticResource custombuttontemplate}">
<syncfusion:NodeViewModel.Content>
<Button Content="Button"/>
</syncfusion:NodeViewModel.Content>
</syncfusion:NodeViewModel>
</local:SymbolCollection>
</stencil:Stencil.SymbolSource>
</stencil:Stencil>
</Grid>
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2X faster development
The ultimate WPF UI toolkit to boost your development speed.
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