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What is the best way to implement graphics for a selected item in a WPF custom control?

I have implemented several different WPF custom controls. That being said, I've also implemented several different ways to implement graphics when selecting an item.

I want to know how others do it and what do they think is the best way to do it?

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To avoid confusion, here are some examples of graphics indicating that an item is selected:

  • Adding graphics to the adorner layer for an element.
  • Changing the color of an item based on the IsSelected property in the data.
  • Procedurally show / hide an element in XAML that indicates a selection.
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What do you mean by "graphics implementation"? Typically, an element displays with a SystemColors.HighlightBrush background when selected. Any system other than this can be difficult for casual users to understand.



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