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| | [XAML Beginner] how to customize my list box? In my app (using WPF) I have a side bar displaying a bunch of option. I display the option with a list box and some databinding on the selected item. now it's a sidebar, and when there are a lot of item, the scroll bar on the side is ugly, I would like to replace it with someting like the attached image. i.e. instead of having a scrollbar on the right, I want to have up and down arrow at the top and bottom. Any suggestion on how to achieve that? is there an object more appropriate that a list box? Any XAML code example welcome! ![]() |
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