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A Simple Radial Panel for WPF and SilverLight

Geometry was one of the coolest topics in school for me. Probably because it uses a lot of figures to convey the concepts. Here I am trying to explain how we can leverage the Layout system in WPF and Silver light by taking an example of creating a Radial Panel. A RadialPanel lays out its children in...

Posted to Jobi K Joy (Weblog) by Anonymous on 04-23-2008
Using the Silverlight 2.0 Xaml StackPanel Element

The next advanced layout element in Xaml is the stack panel. The StackPanel lays out it’s children either horizontally or vertically without having to define the exact location in the visual tree in Xaml. Take the following listing example of a stack panel... read the rest at: http://hackingsilverlight...

Posted to David Kelley (Weblog) by david.kelley on 02-28-2008
Using the Silverlight 2.0 Xaml Grid Element

The Grid is basically just that a grid of a set number of colums and rows. Elements in the grid must then be placed into a cell in the grid by setting the Grid.Column and Grid.Row property of the element in questions. To start using a grid you first need to create a grid node. Here is a simple example...

Posted to David Kelley (Weblog) by david.kelley on 02-28-2008

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