Combined Entering- or ExitingAnimation not working

I want to combine parallax and opacity effects in entering and leaving a page.
I followed the parallax sample and simply added a opacity change to one of the objects like this (original sample):

<EnteringAnimation>
	<Change title.Opacity="1"      Duration="1" />
	<Move Target="title"           X="-0.2" RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="swipeUpText"     X="1"    RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="coverBackground" X="0.4"  RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
</EnteringAnimation>
<ExitingAnimation>
	<Change title.Opacity="0" 	   Duration="1" />
	<Move Target="title"           X="0.2"  RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="swipeUpText"     X="-1"   RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="coverBackground" X="-0.4" RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
</ExitingAnimation>

This leads to strange layout and graphic effects.

Can somebody confirm this as a bug and/or shows a workaround?

What animations are played, and in what direction, can be a little confusing at first. Please read carefully this part on custom transitions to get a better idea.

The solution in your particular case is to use DeactivatingAnimation, which gets played both forward and back on all pages that enter or leave the screen, like so:

<DeactivatingAnimation>
	<Change title.Opacity="0" />
</DeactivatingAnimation>
<EnteringAnimation>
	<Move Target="title"           X="-0.2" RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="swipeUpText"     X="1"    RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="coverBackground" X="0.4"  RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
</EnteringAnimation>
<ExitingAnimation>
	<Move Target="title"           X="0.2"  RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="swipeUpText"     X="-1"   RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
	<Move Target="coverBackground" X="-0.4" RelativeTo="ParentSize" />
</ExitingAnimation>

<Text ux:Name="title" Value="{ReadProperty TitleText}" Opacity="1"
      Alignment="Center" Color="#fff" Font="RobotoThinItalic" FontSize="60" />

@Uldis: It’s certainly the solution. Thx!
Right now I don’t understand the separation, but I will… (sometime, :-D)