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I have a <code>TabControl</code> in my WPF application. I want my application to basically support multiple "instances" within the single program. For example, think about web browsers, they allow you to have multiple instances of websites in different tabs, I want to achieve similar functionality where my application contains several instances of "sub applications". The problem I currently face is that I have to copy-paste the same XAML to every tab, because each tab has exactly the same markup and UI, but different data. Another problem is that I need functionality to dynamically create those tabs. Here's a screenshot of my application at its current state. As you can see, there are 2 tabs on the top and the second has transparent background since it's inactive. <img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/lhjjh.png" alt="enter image description here"> So, how do I create a tab-able system where the UI of the tab remains the same for every tab and I only need to develop with one XAML UI and duplicate that for each tab? Requirements: <ul> <li>Every tab has the same UI.</li> <li>Every tab has different data for the UI elements.</li> <li>As a developer I want to work on the tab's XAML only once and right within Visual Studio.</li> </ul> Ideally I would love a plain simple sample project/code where there is one unstyled tab control and the application upon startup dynamically creates 2-n tabs which all have the same UI, but with different data.
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