When you use the Mouse.GetPosition method or MouseButtonEventsArgs.GetPosition method to get the mouse position, you specify that you want the mouse position relative to a particular element. If you pass a null value into the GetPosition method, you indicate that you want the mouse position relative to the containing window. However, you can also pass a reference to a control that implements the IInputElement interface. Since UIElement implements IInputElement, you can pass in a reference to any user interface element.

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