Please anyone let me know how to set image in stack panel background in xaml ? I have already tried the following it throwing an error that Background does not have property Image <Button.ToolTip> <StackPanel Height="200" Width="200"> <StackPanel Height="30" Width="200" Orientation="Horizontal" HorizontalAlignmen...
Hey, I'm designing a UI in Visual Studio 2010, and I've come across a slight problem. I'm fairly new to XAML and this method of design, so this might be a rookie mistake. I've looked around but can't seem to find reference to a similar problem. Basically, I have a grid with 2 rows, one of which contains a stackpanel and 5 columns. The ...
I have a recursively defined user control that needs the following properties: there are two columns the first contains a single border around some text the second column contains a stack of these same type of controls (the recursive part) if the box in the first column is shorter than the total height of the stacked boxes in the sec...
If I have a set of controls within a StackPanel, is there a generic way to change the background of the stackpanel when any control within the StackPanel gains focus? (and obviously switch the background back when no control in the StackPanel has focus). The following code works for me, but it would be nice to have a generic way to acco...
This code: <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <RichTextBox /> <Button Content="Dialog" /> </StackPanel> shows the button somewhere on the left side of the StackPanel ONTO the RichTextBox, WHY? edit: Oh I just saw its a width problem. The RTB has nearly no width and the button is righth...
Hi, I have a grid, with a stackpanel on the top. I have built a mouse over animation that makes images on the stack panel bigger on the mouse over. How do I take away the clipping region(s) so that the images can grow outside of the stackpanel and cover what is under them? <Grid x:Name="LayoutRoot"> <Grid.RowDefinitions> <...
Thats my code so far which does not work: <DockPanel > <Button Content="Start" Command="{Binding Path=FirstDateCommand}" /> <Button Content="Back" Command="{Binding Path=PreviousDateCommand}" /> <DatePicker Width="150" SelectedDate="{Binding Path=SelectedDate}" ...