I’ve had a couple request to create a fade in screen using Silverlight/Expression Blend 4 and decided that I would add it to my blog. The whole point of this application, is to present information to the user and once they click on the screen for it to appear in the background. This could be used in numerous ways for a business application. (click to shop, click for more info, etc).
Before diving into this, I did not want multiple XAML pages and chain them together. I wanted to use some of the built in behaviors and states and use no procedural code.
You may want to see a demo of this live before reading further. You can check it out here: http://mbcrump.web01.appliedi-labs.net/fadein/Default.html
To get started, we will create a new Silverlight 4 application using Expression Blend 4. After we create the application, we will add 2 buttons and it will look like the following. Pretty simple right? I went ahead and added names and a background color but this is completely optional.
Read more: Michael Crump
Before diving into this, I did not want multiple XAML pages and chain them together. I wanted to use some of the built in behaviors and states and use no procedural code.
You may want to see a demo of this live before reading further. You can check it out here: http://mbcrump.web01.appliedi-labs.net/fadein/Default.html
To get started, we will create a new Silverlight 4 application using Expression Blend 4. After we create the application, we will add 2 buttons and it will look like the following. Pretty simple right? I went ahead and added names and a background color but this is completely optional.
Read more: Michael Crump