Silverlight With Java Script [Beta 01] Tutorial 05

June 13, 2007 · 1 min read

Continuing in my series of Silverlight Introductions relying only upon HTML and Java Script, I have uploaded the 5th one:

](http://www.wynapse.com/Silverlight/Tutor/Silverlight_With_Java_Script_Tutorial_05.aspx)

I didn't notice until I grabbed an image for the blog post that my xaml wasn't centered... oh well:) That will probably bother me enough that I'll change it tonight!

This one introduces the Ellipse as you can see, and also adds in MouseEnter and MouseLeave messages to give us rollover effects on the text.

I also demonstrate an interesting combination of Opacity and Visibility

Going along with yesterday's post, I have included the full html to run this page on the page. So all you need do is copy the html to an html file, and copy the xaml to a xaml file named as I have mine in the html file and it will run. Note that in the HTML I am using subfolders for js and xaml, so without those you will have difficulties as well.

Have fun, and thanks for all the kind comments!

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This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Dave Campbell

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