I have to side with Alex here. This is rather annoying. I now have to create my own methodology of saving which panes are hidden/visible separate from the rest of the layout, simply because I am using databinding. Alternatively I would have to implement commands and/or event handlers to apply IsHidden values from my ViewModel to the View to make up for not being able to databind. The point of using binding is to make things easier and more flexible, and it is pretty fundamental in WPF. Why would you implement your controls to limit their ability to utilize databinding? Kalin, the reason you provided above just does not make sense. You seem to be attempting to make up for bad coding practices with one-way binding.
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