Mac Scroller Project Files Updated for RCW Just because we’re working in Microsoft technologies doesn’t mean we can’t throw a bone to our Mac friends. After all, they are the… Read More »Styling a Silverlight ScrollViewer (to Look Like a Mac ScrollViewer)
I’ve recently be working on changing the ControlTemplate of a GridViewColumnHeader in a custom ListView that we’ve been working on. (The ListView was rewritten for sorting, so that’s why it… Read More »Tip For Finding Resources for a Control in generic.xaml
This is just a quick note on creating a ListView style with the appropriate GridView style and template assignments. Normally, I’ve been creating listviews that look like this: <ListView x:Name=”MyListView”… Read More »How to Assign ColumnHeaderContainerStyle and ColumnHeaderTemplate to a ListView Style
I recently got a comment asking if I could do something on creating a Blend-type ScollViewer styling. The only problem is that the ScrollViewer is a multi-post affair, which I’ll… Read More »Styling the ScrollViewer
My previous post is the first one that I’ve used Windows Live Writer to create. I changed from the default WordPress blog post composer because Live Writer gives me the… Read More »Go Get Windows Live Writer
Silverlight Concepts Covered: Building a basic Silverlight project Creating code behind for a event triggered by the user Creating an HTML alert (a fake MessageBox) in Silverlight Project Files are… Read More »Head First C#: Silverlight Supplement For Chapter 1 (pages 8-16)