WPF Level Management

Question

I need a WPF control that does the following

1) Place multiple layers of content on top of each other.

2) The ability to enable / disable layers during design and execution, i.e. we need a user interface, maybe something like a tabbed control

3) Move layers up / down the stack

4) Change the opacity for the layers

Now I know that all of the above is possible in Xaml / WPF. I encoded a simple version using a grid that has several elements at design time, 1 cell = 1 layer and only one cell at runtime, all cells are merged into one. The fact is that it was a shred, it did not give me control over the development time that I needed, all controls are ultimately single-parent, ugly. Someone received from the shelf, or part of a working example - if not, I will encode the correct one and share it with CodePlex.

I'm sure I'm not the only person who needs this functionality, right?

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