Just a bunch of Adobe Flex Examples
From the category archives:
In a previous example, “Styling specific states in a Spark ToggleButton control in Flex 4″, we saw how to style specific states in a Flex 4 Spark ToggleButton control using CSS by specifying the state name after the control name in the <Script> block.
The following example shows how you can set styles on specific states on a Flex 4 Spark ToggleButton control using ActionScript.
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The following example shows how you can style specific states in a Flex 4 Spark ToggleButton control using CSS by specifying the state name after the control name in the <Script> block. In this example the base color for all the states is set to red and then overridden in the “upAndSelected”, “overAndSelected”, “downAndSelected”, and “disabledAndSelected” states and set to haloGreen.
And a huge thanks to my co-worker, Joan “Tan” Lafferty for explaining Advanced CSS to me! And for more information on Advanced CSS tricks, check out the “CSS Advanced Selectors – Functional and Design Specification” on the Flex 4 page at the opensource.adobe.com website.
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The following example shows how you can determine when the Flex 4 Spark ToggleButton control is selected or deselected by listening for the change event and checking the Boolean selected property.
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