use the theme="" or themeColor="" attribute of the tag
-Art
Quoting Robert Brueckmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
If I wanted to apply the haloBlue theme to my Flex app, what do I need
to do? Is there an easy way to do this because setting the theme
attribute in the mx:CairngormApplication tag doesn't se
themeColor did the trick. I couldn’t
seem to find that anywhere in the docs. Thanks!
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use the theme="" or themeColor="" attribute of the tag
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Quoting Robert Brueckmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
If I wanted to apply the haloBlue theme to my Flex app, what do I need
to do? Is there an ea
umentation
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np thats what the list is for ;)-ArtQuoting Robert
Brueckmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:> themeColor
did the trick. I couldn&
In 1.5, themes are a linker trick. Basically, the default version of a
symbol is substituted at the last second for a themed version of the
same symbol. Its pretty evil.
AS2 semantics were "don't redefine a class that is already defined" when
a new SWF is loaded as a child.
I would thus expect
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