Conflict When Two Storyboards Sets the Opacity Property?

You might need to stop the specialFadeInStoryboard before the other fading storyboards begin running. You can do that with something like this.

Thanks for replying, but the tag gives me this error when the EnterActions is fires: InvalidOperationException: 'specialFadeInStoryboard' name cannot be found in the name scope of 'System.Windows. Style'. I've even tried moving the storyboard, so that it's a child of the ... But that doesn't work either :( – kennethkryger Apr 15 '10 at 6:45 Solved it by creating af Style, with a Setter for the "Template".

The value of the Template is a ControlTemplate, where all storyboards are defined within the "ControlTemplate. Resources" section... – kennethkryger May 21 '10 at 12:56.

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