The look of Flash Forms can be controlled using styles. To help fine tune style selections, I threw this quick and dirty form together. It allows you to set eight style settings, the results of which are immediately reflected in a sample button control. Note that I am using the setStyle() method to set styles programmatically at runtime, but styles are typically defined in the style attribute.
Here’s the code (you can try the example here):
Specify colors as RGB values (eg. 0x000000 0x00FF00) or color literals (eg. red green yellow).
Experimenting With Flash Form Styles
4 responses to “Experimenting With Flash Form Styles”
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have you seen this?
http://cfpim.coffeeflower.com/stylemanager/
between cfpim.blogspot.com and http://www.asfusion.com/blog/ these folks are creating up a storm of really useful cfform stuff. -
I am experimenting a new version of it with a little colorPicker, it will move if you focus in a single color attribute, I am adapting to have it work with array of colors (fillColors, alternatingRowColors …), adding the missing controls (hdividedbox..), when I have free time 😉
You can view it here: http://cfpim.coffeeflower.com/stylemanagernew/
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From here, you can also download the source code:
http://cfpim.blogspot.com/2005/04/flash-cfforms-style-manager.html -
on this example i realized that some styles are not accesible thru style="" but they are thru setStyle() for a button. what setStyle options do i have for a cfgrid?
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