Do you work with Child Window in Silverlight and want to customize the look & feel to match with your application UI? Then this post will help you to understand the process. I am going to discuss with you the customization steps in detail, so that, next time when you want to modify your Child Window UI, you will find it very useful.
In this article, I will guide you through the steps of customization with the help of a sample application. We will need Microsoft Expression Blend for the full customization. Read the complete article to learn about it.
Setting up the Basic Project
Open your Expression Blend and create a new "Silverlight Application" project by specifying proper name, location and target version. Click "OK" and the IDE will create the Silverlight project for you.
In this article, I will guide you through the steps of customization with the help of a sample application. We will need Microsoft Expression Blend for the full customization. Read the complete article to learn about it.
Setting up the Basic Project
Open your Expression Blend and create a new "Silverlight Application" project by specifying proper name, location and target version. Click "OK" and the IDE will create the Silverlight project for you.
