Category: Gallery
Example - How to build hard-coded/data driven menus
Building data driven menu structures can be very beneficial. They can improve app performance, and we can better customise menus by filtering items by user, or by storing the menu item in data source. This post walks through an example of how to build a data driven menu structure
Gallery - How to conditionally set the row background color in a gallery control
To help users more easily identify rows in gallery controls, we can conditionally highlight notable rows. This post describes how to carry out this task.
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