oppps..should be ==>> but it does not change the color or size in my
application.
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really? that is crap! hummm
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Thanks Richard,
It looks I can handle the external CSS file hardly. I would like to
allow Administrator to change the style in CSS by using notepad, and
run the application to get updates directly. Otherwise, there is no
benfits to use CSS in Flex. Just like HTML -_-
I extremely hople thi
humm...it loads compiled swf file rather than CSS file(directlly)...
that means I have to recompiled the CSS once I made some changes
everytime.
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> On Thursday 15 Nov 2007, Samuel R. Neff wrote:
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But see this:
http://www.onflex.org/ted/2007/01/flex-201-understand-runtime-css.php
I haven't done this yet myself.
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> --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Samuel R. Neff"
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IMHO, the use of the term 'CSS' in Flex is a total marketeering setup. It
really is not 'CSS' as we know it in HTML, which is where the term is most
oft associated. Rather, its something patterned after 'CSS' as we know it
in HTML. That said, certainly look at
StyleManager.loadStyleDeclarationsa
On Thursday 15 Nov 2007, flexawesome wrote:
> humm...it loads compiled swf file rather than CSS file(directlly)...
> that means I have to recompiled the CSS once I made some changes
> everytime.
Yes.
And ?
It's only in development you'll be changing them frequently, and you can use a
mockup that
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