The base "UserControl" is nothing but a Custom Control that you derive
to create a control UI specific to your project. Generally, we create a
UserControl which is placed inside a ASPX page with tight bonding to the
code behind. You can directly access its UI elements from the
code-behind and do some specific operations.
A custom UserControl inherits from the
You can't create theming support for UserControls but can style them by creating themes for the child Custom Controls because they represent a collection of controls. Once you create a UserControl UI in one project, you can't change it in other projects.
A custom UserControl inherits from the
System.Windows.Controls.UserControls class, which inherits from the base "Control" class.You can't create theming support for UserControls but can style them by creating themes for the child Custom Controls because they represent a collection of controls. Once you create a UserControl UI in one project, you can't change it in other projects.
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