The C1CoverFlow control is a three-dimensional, animated graphical user interface used to browse through visual elements, such as album covers and photographs. An iPhone user can sift through the display by sliding their finger across the touch screen. As a user flips through the display, the currently selected image will center on the page and face forward while the rest of the images appear at an angle of perspective, thus providing the illusion that the images are stacked on top of each other. The angle of the stack can be adjusted by setting the FlowAngle property.
The image below shows a C1CoverFlow control with five cover images:
Each cover in the C1CoverFlow control has a front and back cover. You can add an image to the front cover by setting the ImageUrl property. To customize content on the front cover, add content between the <FrontCoverContent> and </FrontCoverContent> tags. To create content for the back cover, add content between the <BackCoverContent> and </BackCoverContent> tags (see also Adding Back Cover Content).
For task-based help about using the C1CoverFlow control, see Using the C1CoverFlow Control.