I’ve started a series of posts on Silverlight and other topics over at the Veracity Solutions Blog. Veracity Solutions is the software consulting firm where I work and we’ve decided… Read More »New Silverlight Posts at Veracity Blogs
UPDATED 05/22/09 In the comments, someone mentioned that the project wasn’t working properly for keyed scrolling. I’ve updated the project with: Key scrolling (left, right, up, down, page up, page… Read More »How To Create An Animated ScrollViewer (or ListBox) in WPF
David Anson has put up a pretty cool application for looking at the default templates for Silverlight 2 controls. It works with Silverlight 2 RC0, which was released just this… Read More »Silverlight 2 Resources Browser (works with RC0)
Super cool new thing I learned today. In WPF, we can make it so that the drop down (popup) on a ComboBox displays the data in a ListView. Because of… Read More »How To Use a ListView or DataGrid In a ComboBox Drop Down (Without A Line Of Code)
Download code for this sample (updated for RCW) I was reading Mike Snow’s blog and he had a recent Silverlight tutorial on creating a Zooming toolbar. I looked at it… Read More »Create a Zooming Button Style In Silverlight Without Code
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
This is a post that has taken months to complete, but addresses something that I don’t think I’ve seen sufficiently covered for anyone who is new to WPF. Resultantly, we’re… Read More »WPF Designers Guide to Styles And Templates