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I'm afraid you'll have to wait for the official release of Silverlight 3 to style items controls. ZD.NET claims that Silverlight 3 will be released July 10th.
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This is caused by a bug in the public version of Silverlight 3. This issue will be fixed when the final version is released.
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Unfortunately it is possible you are being affected by one of three known issues.
1. The public developer beta of Silverlight has a known issue with styling ItemsControls. In certain specific situations the items within don't get styled correctly.
2. You should be using the ...
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You'll have to post it somewhere on-line and linke to it.
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I didn't mean to suggest you had to remove S.W.C.T.dll. Just wanted to make sure you were referencing S.W.C.dll. Why don't you zip it up, attach it, and we'll have a look.
Thanks
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Make sure you are referencing the SDK dll "System.Windows.Controls.dll", not the toolkit DLL "System.Windows.Controls.Toolkit.dll'.
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First of all there have been significant performance increases in the latest version of charting so make sure you're using it. There are also some big performance improvements expected in the next version as well. However the series are really more than just visualizations, they are controls. As a result certain ...
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You're correct. This should do.
<chartingToolkit:CategoryAxis> <chartingToolkit:CategoryAxis.AxisLabelStyle> <Style TargetType="AxisLabel"> <Setter Property="StringFormat" Value=""></Setter> </Style> </chartingToolkit:CategoryAxis.AxisLabelStyle> ...
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This appears to be a bug. I'll file that. In the a nice workaround would be to specify an empty string for StringFormat.
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Try specifying a style for Axis Label that sets the Visibility to Collapsed like so...
<charting:CategoryAxis>
<charting:CategoryAxis.AxisLabelStyle>
<Style TargetType="AxisLabel">
<Setter Property="Visibility" Value="Collapsed" ...