WANT Non Gloving Button in WPF?

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Hello Friends,

Iam using wpf4.

the buttons are gloving when the mouse are entering. but i want a standard button which is not gloving like window button. ;)

In my project want, image button. but wpf4 not have imagebutton. So i use button with image,.

like this,..

<Button Canvas.Left="85" Canvas.Top="20" Height="62" Name="button1" Width="246" BorderBrush="{x:Null}" Foreground="{x:Null}" Background="{x:Null}">

<Image Source="Images\bgfortime.jpg" Height="57" Width="238" />

</Button>

whats your Idea for this problem,.

[note] - if non gloving button is possible, then no need of custom control. :)

Thank u,.

Posted 9-Feb-11 23:12pm

Sagotharan Jagadeeswaran

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Alternative answer on graphics: you don't have to have Expression Blend.
You can use the vector graphic editor Inkscape: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inkscape[^].

This is wonderful Open Source product (incredibly fast and convenient) that now allows saving to XAML. As the vector graphics is based on SVG (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SVG[^]), only certain subset of features should be used, because SVG is considerably more feature-rich than XAML.

—SA

Posted 10-Feb-11 5:04am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sagotharan Jagadeeswaran 10-Feb-11 23:57pm

thank u friend,.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Feb-11 23:22pm

You're welcome.
Are you going to accept the answers formally?
I think you should accept them both.
Thank you.
--SA

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Kubajzz · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-09T23:22:00

Solution 1

You can create a custom style for the button.

This article should get you started.

btw. I recommend using Expression Blend for custom styling, it provides much better design-time support than Visual Studio.

Posted 9-Feb-11 23:22pm

Kubajzz

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Sagotharan Jagadeeswaran 10-Feb-11 10:57am

thank u friend,.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Feb-11 11:05am

Good reference and advice, my 5.
Please see, I advice alternative product for drawing XAML, very good thing.
--SA

Sagotharan Jagadeeswaran 12-Feb-11 6:36am

now iam install blend in my system . thank u .