How To Create a Flexible Striped Gradient In Silverlight and WPF

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Tags: Gradients , Design , XAML , WPF , Silverlight 3

Matthias Shapiro explains how to build a Gradient strip for Silverlight or WPF in Blend.

This is just a little trick to get a nice flexible striped gradient in Silverlight or WPF.

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