- Set its Background property to 'Transparent'
- In Expression Blend select the Background brush and set the alpha channel to zero
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Monday, April 13, 2009
TextBox and other Controls with Transparent Background in XAML
Again a small item but something you may have searched for quite a while.
In a XAML based user interface (WPF, Silverlight) if you want your control (e.g. TextBox) to NOT have a background, that is you want the background to be transparent you can do one of the following:
Good One !!! As you rightly said, this loks so trivial and I had to "Bing" a lot to get here.
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Raja Mohammed
Who on earth uses bing ?
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