Am I mistaken I can’t anything like that ? That’s a big missing feature for a Designer !
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Am I mistaken I can’t anything like that ? That’s a big missing feature for a Designer !
I don’t know Flash, so forgive me if this answer isn’t really correct to a Flash user’s point of view of the world.
You can create layers by placing UI elements on top of each other. For example, if you create a
<Grid>and place two elements in the same row/column, they will overlap each other (the last-added one being on top if you don’t use Z-Index).You can group controls together by placing them inside a Panel (like a StackPanel or Grid), or you can place them inside a UserControl which you then use somewhere else.
Does that answer your question? If not, can you be a bit more descriptive about what the grouping/layering support in Flash does for you that you feel you may be missing in Silverlight? There’s likely an equivalent.