The following example shows you how you can change the header height on a TitleWindow container in Flex by setting the headerHeight style.
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The following example shows how you can access the close button in a Flex TitleWindow container by using the closeButton property in the mx_internal namespace.
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The following example shows how you can change the appearance of the close button in a TitleWindow container in Flex by setting the closeButtonSkin style (or the closeButtonUpSkin, closeButtonOverSkin, closeButtonDownSkin, closeButtonDisabledSkin styles individually).
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The following example shows you how you can toggle the close button in a TitleWindow container in Flex by setting the showCloseButton property.
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The following example shows how you can customize the Flex TitleWindow container by setting the “.windowStyles” style, “.windowStatus” style, and TitleWindow style.
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Another example of something I’ve seen lately on the Internet, so I thought I’d build it in Flex. This time I usea TitleWindow to display the status message of a login form. You can close the message by clicking the X button in the upper-right corner of the title window.
Note that there is no correct login. It will display the error message every time. In a future example I’ll try and add some fancy fade in/out effects or resize effects on the error message to give it that proper “Web 2.0 feel”.
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