Silverlight scrollbar component: Updated with MouseWheel Support
Posted by Vectorform – September 26, 2007Here is an updated version of the scrollbar component I released earlier but this new version has Mouse Wheel Support:
Thanks to Adomas Paltanavičius for the Javascript that handles the Mouse Wheel events!
Silverlight scrollbar component: Updated with MouseWheel Support
Posted by Dan Dobbs – September 26, 2007
Here is an updated version of the scrollbar component I released earlier but this new version has Mouse Wheel Support:
Thanks to Adomas Paltanavičius for the Javascript that handles the Mouse Wheel events!
Silverlight with some Flickr
Posted by Vectorform – September 25, 2007Here’s a quick example of how to call a method from the Flickr API and display some goodies in Silverlight. This grabs the 100 most interesting photos…
flickr1 – thumbnails: Example, Source
Next uses a larger canvas, 1400×1000, so beware puny monitors/weak video cards!
flick2 – medium size images : Example, Source
Silverlight with some Flickr
Posted by Dan Dobbs – September 25, 2007
Here’s a quick example of how to call a method from the Flickr API and display some goodies in Silverlight. This grabs the 100 most interesting photos…
flickr1 – thumbnails: Example, Source
Next uses a larger canvas, 1400×1000, so beware puny monitors/weak video cards!
flick2 – medium size images : Example, Source
Reposition/Resize Content on Browser resize
Posted by Dan Dobbs – September 24, 2007
Resize the browser and the content gets repositioned accordingly.
Resize the browser and the content gets scaled accordingly.
Silverlight Media Viewer
Posted by Dan Dobbs – September 21, 2007
This sample application incorporates some of the previous examples (scrollbars, image viewers, etc) into a working Silverlight app. The Media Viewer includes a video player, an image viewer and an RSS reader pulling stories from Yahoo News.
Media Viewer – Example, Source
We’ve also developed a nice looking portal for these examples at http://www.vectorform.com/silverlight/
Silverlight Media Viewer
Posted by Vectorform – September 21, 2007This sample application incorporates some of the previous examples (scrollbars, image viewers, etc) into a working Silverlight app. The Media Viewer includes a video player, an image viewer and an RSS reader pulling stories from Yahoo News.
Media Viewer – Example, Source
We’ve also developed a nice looking portal for these examples at http://www.vectorform.com/silverlight/
Silverlight Flyout Navigation
Posted by Dan Dobbs – September 18, 2007
This example leans a little more towards traditional web site navigation with the tried and true flyout menu. I didn’t really have a need to make one of these but I thought it might come in handy in the future. I’ll also have to write an N-level version but I’ll put that off til later as the need for that rarley seems come up any more. 3 versions including source.
Flyout nav, hide/show – Example, Source
Flyout nav, fade in/out – Example, Source
Flyout nav, animate up/down – Example, Source
Silverlight Flyout Navigation
Posted by Vectorform – September 18, 2007This example leans a little more towards traditional web site navigation with the tried and true flyout menu. I didn’t really have a need to make one of these but I thought it might come in handy in the future. I’ll also have to write an N-level version but I’ll put that off til later as the need for that rarley seems come up any more. 3 versions including source.
Flyout nav, hide/show – Example, Source
Flyout nav, fade in/out – Example, Source
Flyout nav, animate up/down – Example, Source
Silverlight Tile Navigation
Posted by Vectorform – September 17, 2007Im gonna try to do the next couple of examples relating to navagtion elements. Ill start off with this one which uses image tiles for buttons. On rollover they animate and scale to give the illusion of depth. Reflections thrown in of course
The tiles are generated and placed by code so the xaml file will be relatively empty.
Horizontal Tile Nav – Example, Source
Horizontal Tile Nav with stagered depths – Example, Source
keep looking »