VIBlend Controls for Silverlight includes a set of buttons and frequently used controls that allow you to easily create great looking Silverlight applications with common look and feel. Each of these controls allows customization of the user interface through the template based architecture of Silverlight.
Button, ToggleButton, RepeatButton, SplitButton and DropDownButton
Every application needs button controls. VIBlend Buttons for Silverlight are lightweight and easy to use controls that give your applications enhanced and high quality buttons. You can put any object inside the button control such as a string, image, datetime or a UIElement.
Features:
- Rounded Corners
- Templates
- Office 2007 and Office 2010 Themes
- Customizable Foreground
- Text and Image relative to each other.
- Text and Image alignment
CheckBox and RadioButton
VIBlend CheckBox and RadioButton controls allow the user to select from a list of options. CheckBox control allow the user to select a combination of options. In contrast, the RadioButton control allow the user to select from mutually exclusive options. VIBlend CheckBox and RadioButton are content controls. Their content can be any type of object, such as a string, a UIElement, or something else.
Features:
- Customizable check and radio marks positions
- Customizable check and radio marks colors
- Office 2007 and Office 2010 Themes
ColorPicker
VIBlend ColorPicker for Silverlight is drop-down control that provides color selection functionality. The ColorPicker control has a built-in list of the most common paint colors. You can also add additional color palettes and customize the display format of the selected color.
Slider and ProgressBar
VIBlend Slider and ProgressBar controls have completely customizable appearance and offer many configuration options like orientation, small change, large change and many others. VIBlend ProgressBar control is designed to represent the progress of a lengthy operation with one of two styles. The Slider control allows you to select a value from a range of values by dragging a thumb along a track.
