WPF Animation Help
I'm attempting to move my storyboards out of my code and into the markup. I'm running into a little trouble and I'm not sure how to go about this. I have 2 doubleanimations in 1 storyboard. The 2nd...
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You decide:Here's what the storyboard would look like in XAML. You can define multiple storyboards, and apply them as you want:<Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.Window1"...
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Thanks for the quick reply!!! that was awesome. That all looks like it makes sense. You mention putting the storyboard into the resource section. Would it be easier to manage the code in the resource...
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This would be the equivalent, but note you might do better moving the Storyboard to the resources section of the xaml and giving it a key, then you could just call (if board is the key of the...
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I'm new to WPF and I'm working on making a custom application to display photos. I'm experimenting with transitions currently. I have successfully created fade in/fade out, crossfade, and zoom in...
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