Nevermind, got it... the function is called "ClassReference"
--- In [email protected], "Robert Csiki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > How do I specify my custom skin class in a CSS file? Basically I want to > customize the horizontal scroolbar. > > The MXML control: > > <mx:HBox horizontalScrollBarStyleName="myCustomHorizontalScrollBar"/> > > The style is defined as follows: > > .myCustomHorizontalScrollBar{ > trackSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollTrackSkin; > downArrowDisabledSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > downArrowDownSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > downArrowOverSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > downArrowUpSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > thumbDownSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollThumbSkin; > thumbOverSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollThumbSkin; > thumbUpSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollThumbSkin; > upArrowDisabledSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > upArrowDownSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > upArrowOverSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > upArrowUpSkin: mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin; > } > > This style definition above is invalid. Using quotes (e.g. > upArrowUpSkin: "mySkins.CustomScrollArrowSkin";) > will not resolve the problem either, as the the class cannot be > instantiated at runtime > > Is there a specific CSS function to use for ActionScript classes for > achieving the right syntax here? > > Thanks. >
