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Its not hard to add that piece of code in.. but I don't know of a shiny button in blend to change the word Wrap to NoWrap.
When you create a new textblock in blend it puts TextWrapping="Wrap" as default. Simply change your view to split or xaml and change the "Wrap" to "NoWrap"
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<TextBlock TextWrapping="NoWrap" Width="71" Height="19" Canvas.Left="293" Canvas.Top="223" Text="TextBlock" Foreground="#FFFFFFFF" x:Name="textBlock" RenderTransformOrigin="0.5,0.5">
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Developing Silverlight on a MAC.. Actually its quite simple. Parallels.. or BootCamp. LOL. Sorry I had to crack at least one joke on this site since i've been here.
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<..TextWrapping="NoWrap"..> (or Wrap)
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Try this out for size:
<Canvas
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/client/2007"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Width="640" ...
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You can try resizing the text from smaller font to a larger font and moving the textblock to fit what you want to do. Resizing the textblock does not resize the fontsize, if that is what you're trying to do. There are many ways of achieving what you're trying to do..
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On second thought, I might have misunderstood what you needed. Oh well.. haha. Just post a follow up.
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Say you were clicking on your object (say a canvas) and wanted to display an invisble(opacity) or a collapsed(Visibility) textblock. Heres how you would do that.
In xaml, it would be something like this..if you wanted to use the opacity way of doing it, but opacity or visibility either way works just fine. If you want to see how ...
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This is currently not supported by Silverlight.. Sorry! Maybe in the next release..?
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Lvl 16. LOL..