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Code AdrenalinPosted Feb 14, 2011, 8:32 PM
Hi, I am developing a user control using Silverlight 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010 that contains some child panels within it. Here are the following requirements: 1.slide feature(primary)-I need to hide such a panel and display only when the user hovers the mouse. 2.dock feature(optional)-I need to always display a panel as a window in the UI. 3.hide feature(optional)-I need to hide such a panel for the rest of the session. If you are familiar with the Visual studio IDE, I am referring to the Docking panels that we see all the time to hold the Solution Explorer,Class Explorer,Server Explorer, the Controls Toolbox, etc. Firstly, I would like to explore the solution within Silverlight 4.0 and only later the external ones. In any case, please show me the best possible approach to be taken/the controls to be used and the constraints if any with this option. Kindly provide me a code sample as well for me to use. thanks Codrenalin.