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In a previous example, “Changing the preview color width for the ColorPicker control in Flex 3″, we saw how you can change the preview color width for a ColorPicker control.
The following example shows how you can change the text field width in the ColorPicker control’s drop down swatch panel by setting the swatchPanelStyleName and textFieldWidth styles in Flex 3.
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The following example shows how you can change the preview color width in the ColorPicker control’s drop down swatch panel by setting the swatchPanelStyleName and previewWidth styles in Flex 3.
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The following example shows how you can customize the appearance of the ColorPicker control’s nested text field in Flex 3 by setting the textFieldStyleName style.
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The following example shows how you can set the swatch grid background color on a Flex 3 ColorPicker control by setting the swatchGridBackgroundColor style. You can also see how you can set the horizontalGap, and verticalGap styles using CSS.
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The following example shows how you can set the swatch highlight size on a Flex 3 ColorPicker control by setting the swatchHighlightSize style. You can also see how you can set the swatchBorderColor, swatchBorderSize, and swatchHighlightColor styles using CSS.
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The following example shows how you can set the swatch border size on a Flex 3 ColorPicker control by setting the swatchBorderSize style.
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The following example shows you how you can change the ColorPicker control’s background color in Flex 3 by setting the backgroundColor style using CSS and ActionScript.
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I saw this come up on a list recently, so thought I’d share the answer with my loyal readership. Styling the ColorPicker control changed somewhat between Flex 2.0.1 and Flex 3. Now, instead of applying certain styles directly to the ColorPicker itself, you create a new custom style and assign the swatchPanelStyleName style on the ColorPicker. But enough of my rambling, code is worth 1000 words.
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