Specifically, you should be able to specify your own PathStyle via AreaSeries.PathStyle - just change the Opacity there and you don't even need to re-Template to make the change! :)
Just adding some blend instructions to what David outlined.
1. Open up Blend and drag & drop a Chart with an AreaSeries on it
2. Select the "AreaSeries" in the "Object and Timeline window"
3. In the top menu select "Object" --> "Edit Other Styles" --> "Edit PathStyle" --> "Create Empty"
4. Now while editing the PathStyle, set Opacity to whatever value you'd like.
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mithunster
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Styling Area series
Apr 15, 2009 01:08 PM | LINK
I am trying to reduce the transperency of an area chart area. Can someone tell me what TargetType, Property and Value i need to set?
Thanks.
David Anson
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Re: Styling Area series
Apr 15, 2009 06:48 PM | LINK
Please have a look at how we use Opacity in the PathStyle of AreaSeries.xaml:
http://silverlight.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/18791#507661
Specifically, you should be able to specify your own PathStyle via AreaSeries.PathStyle - just change the Opacity there and you don't even need to re-Template to make the change! :)
Hope this helps.
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Re: Styling Area series
Apr 16, 2009 12:39 AM | LINK
Just adding some blend instructions to what David outlined.
1. Open up Blend and drag & drop a Chart with an AreaSeries on it
2. Select the "AreaSeries" in the "Object and Timeline window"
3. In the top menu select "Object" --> "Edit Other Styles" --> "Edit PathStyle" --> "Create Empty"
4. Now while editing the PathStyle, set Opacity to whatever value you'd like.
Justin Angel,
Twitter @ http://twitter.com/JustinAngel
Blog @ http://JustinAngel.net