Wpf Slider Control

This control comes to simplify the process of coding for some UI design cases where you need to let your user choose a value and change it and you update your interface based on user's choices.  A very common example is a slider control that lets user to zoom in or zoom out to view a photo.
If you just set the Minimum and Maximum of a slider and choose a value the result is determined by the pixel position of the thumb. The value is typically a high-precision value with many decimal places. To allow only integer values you have to set the IsSnapToTickEnabled property to True.

<Slider Minimum="0"         Maximum="20"         IsSnapToTickEnabled="True"         TickFrequency="2"/>

Slider is a built-in control in WPF and is easy to use.  You can have horizontal and vertical sliders with any custom interval and ticks that you like.

Here is a brief description of common properties for slider control in WPF:

• AutoToolTipPlacement: Specifies if a ToolTip must be shown and where it will be displayed.
• Delay: A value in milliseconds that specifies how long RepeatButton should wait before an increase or decrease.
• Interval: a value in milliseconds that specifies the time for waiting between repeats.
• LargeChange: The amount that should be added or subtracted to or from Value attribute when user clicks on scrollbar.
• Maximum: Maximum value for slider.
• Minimum: Minimum value for slider.
• Orientation: Gets to values, Horizontal or Vertical and specifies the orientation of slider.
• SmallChange: The amount that should be added or subtracted to or from Value attribute when user clicks on thumb.
• TickPlacement: Determines the place that ticks should be placed.
• Ticks: A required attribute and a set of double values for ticks.
• Value: Default selected value for tick.