Hi Graham,
Have you tried this:
AnswerButtonPanel.setStyle('headingFontColor', '#FF');
Or use a CSS file:
CSS:
myStyle {
headingFontColor:#FF;
}
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Hi TimThanks for your quick reply... Both of those suggestions work. The problem I have is that it is actually some child components of the AnswerButtonPanel that I want to be able to style. In order to do this with the class name identifier in CSS I would have to hard code the styleName when I
Hi Tim
Thanks for taking the time to get back to me. The two suggestions that
you gave both work. The problem that I have is that I also need to
style child components of the AnswerButtonPanel that are dynamically
created. If I use the styleName approach I would have to hard code a
styleName and t
Firstly, apologies if there was a more or less duplicate post prior to this one... I got a bit impatient waiting for the first one to show up and assumed it hadn't landed.I have now just realised that when I try to apply styles to the standard components e.g. Button with the syntax I am trying i
Looks like it should work. This example is from the docs:xmlns:MyComp="myComponents.*">
Style>
StyledRectangle {fillColors: #FF00FF, #00}
Style>
StyledRectangle/>
If you're application is also using a CSS file, this wouldn't work. Or if the style property is not s
I have worked it out, finally...I was declaring my styles within a panel control that constituted one of the views of my app.Once I moved the styles into the Application tag they work fine with the type selector syntax.Thanks for you help all the same.GrahamBlog --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
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