c# - Template for Control Effect -


I was wondering if there was a way to create a template for an effect, so I applied it to all its controls In this way if I had the effect of being modified, then I would have to change it only in one place ...

Assume that I have:

  Lt; Button content = "foo" height = "50" width = "50" & gt; & Lt; Button.Effect & gt; & Lt; Drop Shadow Effective Blur Radius = "10" Color = "Black" Opacity = "0.5" Shadow = "0" /> & Lt; /Button.Effect> & Lt; / Button & gt;  

I would like (I know this is not correct):

  & lt; UserControl.Resources & gt; & Lt; Effect x: key = "myfact" & gt; & Lt; Drop Shadow Effective Blur Radius = "10" Color = "Black" Opacity = "0.5" Shadow = "0" /> & Lt; / Effects & gt; & Lt; /UserControl.Resources>  

...

  & lt; Button content = "foo" height = "50" width = "50" effect = "{StaticResource MyEffect}" />  

Is there any way to do something like this?

Just give a key to DropShadowEffect

   & Lt; /UserControl.Resources>  

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