The following example shows how you can customize a slider control (HSlider or VSlider) and use your own custom embedded image instead of the default triangle thumb skin.
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From the daily archives:
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
The following example shows how you can customize the duration and easing function used when a user clicks on a thumb track on an HSlider or VSlider control in Flex.
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In my previous post, “Introducing the StyleManager.selectors property in Flex 3“, we looked at the new StyleManager class’s static selectors property introduced in Flex 3.
This example shows how you can make a simple app which lets you loop over styles currently registered with the StyleManager and display their current style names and values.
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I was testing this today, and thought some people might find it useful. In more recent builds of the Flex 3 SDK, the StyleManager now includes a new static, read-only property, selectors. To quote the bug notes:
…This property returns an array of strings representing all of the selectors registered with the StyleManager.
For more information check out the bug at “[SDK-11706] Expose All Existing Styles via StyleManager”, and download a recent nightly build of the Flex 3 SDK at “Adobe Labs – Flex 3 Software Developement Kit”.
And as always, you can read the source code for the StyleManager class by extracting the SDK ZIP file and going to: “[flex_sdk_3.zip]\frameworks\projects\framework\src\mx\styles\StyleManager.as”.
The following example shows how you can use the new static selectors property in the Flex 3 StyleManager class to display a list of selectors currently registered with the style manager.
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The following example shows how you can style a HSlider (or VSlider) control in Flex using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
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