#226 – Gradient Fills Adjust to the Size of the Control
Because the start/stop points and gradient stops within a gradient fill are normalized to a 0.0-1.0 range, the same gradient can be used to fill controls of different sizes. The fill changes color...
View Article#227 – You Can Specify Gradient Fills in Absolute Coordinates
When you specify a gradient fill’s starting position in 2D space, you typically use coordinates that are normalized to the size of the control, ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. With the MappingMode property,...
View Article#546 – Adding Gradient Stops in Blend
A gradient fill can have a number of different stops–positions within the gradient that should take on a color value that you specify. To add or remove stops for a gradient, start by selecting the...
View Article#558 – Reversing a Gradient Using Blend
When defining a gradient fill in Blend, the Offset property of each gradient stop indicates the location of the gradient stop along the gradient line, from StartPoint to EndPoint. In the example below,...
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