I'm using HelixToolkit to show some 3-D models. There is an icon in the right bottom of the window. How can it be hidden? Please look at this screenshot:
You only have to set the HelixViewport3D's ShowViewCube property to false:
<h:HelixViewport3D ShowViewCube="False">
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<h:HelixViewport3D>
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This Radmenu is dynamically created in code behind.Please let me know how to add scroll bar in this menu to limit the items in the submenu.
Check out this post from telerik forums.
Though it's in silverlight, I'm pretty sure you can use it as is.
Try explicitly setting the Height property of the Menu for that has a lot of menu items and that should add (Up/Down) button I believe
While not a scrollbar, you can set the DropDownHeight property of the RadMenuItem. It limits the height taken by the child menu items, and has up/down arrows to enable the scrolling.
In my application I am invoking a PopUp by
Popup pop = new Popup;
then i add this:: pop.child(page); where "page" is the instance of a XAML page which is of type ChildWindow.
Now when the popup shows up on my MainPage, it becomes Non-Modal just like I want it to be!!
But the problem is, the popup window is not draggable through out the Mainpage. I know that the popup appears within the Boundaries of a Silverlight control hosted in a browser. And It's not a true window. But still my popup is not draggable within its boundaries..
Am i missing some declarations which define the draggable region of a popup control OR is it the ChildWindow which needs to be configured ??
In order to solve the issue I had to remove the fixed Height and Width attributes of the ChildWindow and used MaxHeight and MaxWidth values and set their values to 4000. Now my ChildWindow inside the popup is perfectly draggable throughout the silverlight application.
I want to display the value of a slider as the user moves the slider up and down. Is that possible?
Seems you can do this
AutoToolTipPlacement="BottomRight"
You can implement a Custom ToolTip using Popup. You can update the Popup position as and when the slider moves. Also, this kind of tooltips gives nice UX feedback to the user.
I'm trying to create a IE7-like Quick tab (the tab that displays a thumbnail image of all opended tab) using WPF. How can I render the content of the tab items into images?
Thanks,
Shahaf.
You can use VisualBrush in WPF to do that
check out this link
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/WPFImageEffects.aspx
I would like to remove grey header of the new Popup control in Silverlight 3.
Any ideas if this is possible?
Pretty easy, just edit the default ChildWindow style.
In Blend 3 create a new Item of type ChildWindow. (Right Click on the Project --> New Item --> Select ChildWindow from the list)
Right click on ChildWindow in the "Objects and Timeline" pane --> Edit Template --> Edit Copy.
Navigate to the element named "Chrome" inside the default template and change the Background to whatever Brush you'd like.
Styling is the best way to do it, but you can also remove it by setting Title="" HasCloseButton="False" on your ChildWindow.