I\'m trying to create a templated/custom control in Silverlight. The base control can be a System.Windows.Controls.Button.The button has the following visual states:
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I\'m trying to modify a siverlight combobox so that the \"combo\" part is ony visible when accessed.I changed the Opacity of the DropDownToggle part to 0 and changed the MouseOver Visual State to set
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My usercontrol contains 3000 NewDotControls in an itemscontrol. The ControlTemplate for NewDotControl is specified in a style that defines the visualstates and there is an eventtrigger that invokes a
I\'d like to create a slide-down animation for an Grid element in my WPF (.net 4.0) application. I assumed that I could do the following:
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