Bindings, bindings, bindings. WPF is all about bindings - and you can't be all about bindings unless there are a whole bunch of different types to play with. We have looked at a couple different types here - I won't list them all, it is probably just easier to look at list in the WPF category . Today we are going to introduce yet another type of binding - the Priority Binding. What is a priority binding, you ask? Well, it is a binding with a number of possible sources, with the sources ordered by priority. The source with the highest priority that returns a value successfully becomes the active binding in a priority binding. The key here, though, is that the active binding can change. If a low priority source returns first, it will become the active binding. But as soon as a source with higher priority returns successfully, it will supersede the lower priority source and become the active binding. You are probably wondering about how this is actually useful. Well, ...