Good ideas, however, our CSS implementation on the SWF side isn't yet capable of the advanced CSS in Bootstrap, and the component implementations for Bootstrap are more than a single HTMLElement. I think we are looking for someone to help with improving the look of our simple implementations. We can try to approximate BootStrap, FlatUI, Material if folks think that would be good enough.
-Alex On 6/14/16, 12:30 PM, "Harbs" <harbs.li...@gmail.com> wrote: >I think the styles should closely match Bootstrap (or maybe use >Bootstrap). >Material Design is another good target. > >On Jun 14, 2016, at 8:34 PM, Peter Ent <p...@adobe.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I'm working on making the FlexJS examples look better via CSS. I'll >>most likely check in a separate branch, but I thought I'd ask you all >>what your expectations would be. >> >> Keep in mind that the basic (HTML project) component set is meant to >>provide ActionScript wrapping for HTML elements - for the most part. For >>example, <js:TextButton> yields a <button> and <js:Label> yields <span> >>elements. These HTML elements are easily styled with CSS, so the styling >>objective here is CSS. >> >> Skinning, or more advanced styling, would be accomplished with a more >>complex component set. Those skins might be SVG for instance. But the >>version I'm working on is the basic set using simply CSS styling. >> >> Reply to this thread to get the discussion going. If we come with a >>nice looking style sheet, we can make that the default for FlexJS. >> >> Regards, >> Peter Ent >> Adobe Systems/Apache Flex Project >> >> >
