SOLVED: If I change where I put the tabCloseButtonStyleName declaration, it
works. You seem to need to put it in the declaration for the lastTabStyleName.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "fumeng5" <fume...@...> wrote:
>
> Hi -
>
> When I set the styleName for a SuperTabNavigator, the default 'x' close
> button disappears; rather, it turns into a radioButton looking circle. I
> searched for a solution and found something posted by Doug McCune with a
> solution to define a custom tabCloseButtonStyleName. I did this and it still
> didn't work:
>
> .MailStreamTab {
> tabStyleName: tabNavigatorTab;
> firstTabStyleName: tabNavigatorFirstTab;
> selectedTabTextStyleName: tabBarSelectedTabText;
> lastTabStyleName: tabNavigatorLastTab;
> tabOffset: 12;
> horizontalGap: 6;
> backgroundColor: #44638F;
> color: #000000;
> borderStyle: solid;
> borderSides: top;
> borderColor: #44638F;
> }
>
> .tabNavigatorFirstTab {
> borderColor: #44638F;
> themeColor: #44638F;
> fillAlphas: 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0;
> fillColors: #FFFFFF, #DCDDF0, #44638F, #44638F;
> paddingLeft: 15;
> paddingRight: 15;
> paddingTop: 5;
> paddingBottom: 5;
> textRollOverColor: #FFFFFF;
> disabledColor: #DDDDDD;
> textSelectedColor: #FFFFFF;
> color: #000000;
> overSkin:
> Embed(source="../assets/Common/TabBar-tab_MSTabs_overSkin.png");
> }
>
> .tabBarSelectedTabText {
> color: #FFFFFF;
> }
>
> .tabNavigatorTab {
> borderColor: #44638F;
> themeColor: #44638F;
> fillAlphas: 1.0, 1.0, 1.0, 1.0;
> fillColors: #FFFFFF, #DCDDF0, #44638F, #44638F;
> paddingLeft: 15;
> paddingRight: 15;
> paddingBottom: 5;
> paddingTop: 5;
> textRollOverColor: #FFFFFF;
> textSelectedColor: #FFFFFF;
> disabledColor: #DDDDDD;
> color: #000000;
> overSkin:
> Embed(source="../assets/Common/TabBar-tab_MSTabs_overSkin.png");
> cornerRadius: 4;
> tabCloseButtonStyleName: customCloseButton;
> }
>
> .customCloseButton {
> upSkin: Embed('../assets/Settings/plusArrow.jpg');
> downSkin: Embed('../assets/Settings/plusArrow.jpg');
> overSkin: Embed('../assets/Settings/plusArrow.jpg');
>
> }
>
> Can anyone see where I might be going wrong here?
>
> Thank you in advance for any helpful tips.
>
> Matt
>
