| RTLCornerCreator - Create Rounded Corners - VB.Net Code Included | |
| By Ken Dopierala Jr. on2/26/2008 7:59 PM | |
| | This is a small utility I wrote to help me generate Rounded Corner .png files for different web development projects. The program is supplied a corner image and then generates the other 3 corners as well as the left, top, right, and bottom images. In addition the program generates the HTML table so you just need to copy and paste that into your HTML page. |  | | Comments (0) | More... |
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| RTLScrollbar - Version 1.1 - Silverlight Scrollbar with Mouse Wheel Support | |
| By Ken Dopierala Jr. on11/20/2007 10:25 PM | |
| | *Update - Firefox - Opera Mouse Wheel Support Added.
*Update - Mousewheel Support Included.
The latest Silverlight scrollbars have a lot of new features:
Horizontal Scrollbar Support
Three & Six Digit Hex Colors Supported
Scrollbar Can Be Set To Disable or Hide If Not Needed
MUCH Smoother/Graceful User Experience
Buttons, Track, & Grip/Thumb Can All Be Resized (no code required) | | | Comments (0) | More... |
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| Use the Mouse Wheel in a Silverlight application. | |
| By Ken Dopierala Jr. on10/17/2007 9:28 AM | |
| | In this project we are going to explore how to capture the mouse wheel with Javascript and pass information back to our Silverlight application to see if the mouse wheel was activated over a part of our application that can react to it. | | | Comments (0) | More... |
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| Silverlight Right Click Fix - Updated For Firefox | |
| By Ken Dopierala Jr. on10/14/2007 8:22 PM | |
| | After all the requests I decided to create a Firefox workaround as well. It wasn't extremely complicated but it does add another layer of logic, especially when using a XAML context menu as you need to fire an event that the browser can capture to do a little clean up work. | | | Comments (0) | More... |
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| Silverlight Scroll Bars - Version 1 | |
| By Ken Dopierala Jr. on9/25/2007 4:39 PM | |
| | Silverlight Scroll Bars Control - Version 1 - RTLStandardScoll
Vertical Scrollbars for a canvas that contains a TextBlock. The scroll bar sizes itself and can be added with only 1 line of XAML.
While working on a recent Silverlight project I found it necessary to have scroll bars for some of our TextBlocks that had changing text lengths. I found a few options on the web but nothing that I wanted to implement on a consistent basis. What I really needed was a solution that would allow me to attach a set of Vertical Scroll Bars quickly and without the hassle of sizing or calculating scroll increments each time.
The solution I came up with was to create a custom control for Silverlight using managed code. The control requires only one line of XAML to use: | | | Comments (6) | More... |
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