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i'm not sure i've well understood what's your problem, but making a Opacity Animation on a clipping path is possible in blend 2 june preview.
First you need to make a clipping path by clicking "object" tab while your clip-path is selected in blend. The Software will ask you what UI Element you wanna clip, you select your ...
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Thanks for your prompt answer.
I'm not sure to understand entirely what you want to say by "custom" dependency property, but maybe it's the origin of my problem.
But maybe I have made a mistake calling the Buit-il property..I try your syntaxe and give you feed back.
Thanks again!
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Hello,
I'd like to create an animation programmatically which animate a ScaleTransform ( the idea is to suggest the appearance of an object from the mouse pointer).
When creating my animation in the code like explained here (creating an animation in procedural code); I must specify the Target of my animation and its ...
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[quote user="desopedr"]
yes, its true you can set the style in code, but if you change it when application is running it can works only if the target control doesn't have already another style defined (or you will get an error). One solution is to store de user preference (in a file, database, xml) and set the prefered style when ...
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Hi,
I'm not at work anymore, but I think I don't use the line you mentioned :
<ResourceDictionary Source="StylesDictionary.xaml"/>
I have to check it out tomorrow.I remember I had the same problem when I started.
I don't know if it's precisely what you want to ...
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yes, It works for me. I replied to this post cause I was searching a way to apply a style i've defined not in the xaml file; like explained in most web tutorials, but in the code behind.
I am discovering Silverlight by myself, with very few notions of programming.
I found this information on the web page ...
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Hello everybody,
I'm not an expert on silverlight even in programming but maybe I could help. I don't know if I've well understood your problem geordiejenner but I've found this on the web, in order to apply a style you've created in your app.xaml file at runtime in C#:
(if we assume that "b" is ...