WPF ListBox expand selected item?

Move your style to resources and apply it when the mouse is over the ListBox. `.

Move your style to resources and apply it when the mouse is over the ListBox. ` Item 1 Item Item ` Also note the usage of the MultiDataTrigger. ExitActions, these are the actions to apply when the trigger object becomes inactive.

Nice solution. Thanks! – teshP Sep 23 '09 at 21:51 I have completed this issue and now I have realized why it works exactly this way :) The reason is that animations have the highest priority when setting dependency properties.So when you have set some properties using an animation and you want to return to the initial values use animation to do that, as was done in the MultiDataTrigger.

ExitActions element. – Dmytro Laptin Sep 27 '09 at 0:50.

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