# Adding a Control to the Reflector
## Content
The C1Reflector control can accept Silverlight UI controls. To illustrate this feature, this topic will have you add a standard Silverlight Button to the reflector. Once it is added to the control, you will see the control and its reflection in the C1Reflector control.
**At Design Time in Blend**
To add a control, complete the following steps:
1. Under the Objects and Timeline tab, select All for a list of all available controls.
2. In the list of controls, select the Button icon and then use a drag-and-drop operation to add it to the C1Reflector container.
**In XAML**
To add a control, place the following markup between the `<(c1ext:C1Reflector>` and `` tags:
```xml
```
**In Code**
To add a control, complete the following steps:
1. Add x:Name=C1Reflector1 to the `` tag. This will give the control a unique identifier that you can use to call it in code.
2. Switch to Code view and add the following beneath the InitializeComponent() method:
```vbnet
'Create a button object and name it
Dim Button1 As New Button()
Button1.Content = "Button"
'Set the C1Reflector control's content to the button
C1Reflector1.Content = Button1
```
```csharp
//Create a button object and name it
Button Button1 = new Button();
Button1.Content = "Button";
//Set the C1Reflector control's content to the button
C1Reflector1.Content = Button1;
```
3. Run the program.
 **This Topic Illustrates the Following**:
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