Customizing the Look & Feel of a Flex Application
Applying Styles Flex styles are based on the web standard CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). There are several levels a style may be applied at: You may specify a single style on a particular component, use a CSS Class selector to set several styles together or use a type selector to specify that all components of […]
A brief overview of the Spark architecture and component set
With the release of Flex 4 comes the introduction of a new skinning and component architecture for Flex user interface components called Spark. Spark offers designers and developers a seamless way to customize the visuals and behaviors of a Flex component in a much more direct and effortless manner. Whereas in prior versions of Flex, […]
Moving existing Flex projects from Flex Builder 3 to Flash Builder 4
If buy clomid without buy viagra pill | where can i buy cialis | buy levitra online a prescription you want to start using Flash Builder 4 with your existing Flex 3 projects, there are a number of different approaches you can take, depending on the Flex SDK features you want to use and the […]
Differences between Flex 3 and Flex 4
The Flex 4 release is a major change from Flex 3. Flex 4 introduces a new component and skinning architecture. As a Flex 3 developer, however, you will likely not encounter too many challenges when compiling Flex 3 applications with Flex 4 , since a goal of the new release is to maintain backwards buy […]
Associating a Skin with a Component
Flex’s Button component was the first to be implemented in the new Spark architecture, and is a good example of component and skin separation. The skin definition first references the component to which this skin can be applied. This optional metadata element allows the skin to hold a reference to the component class, if necessary. […]
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