RE: [flexcoders] Dynamically Changing an entire CSS

[Gordon Smith]

Title: Message





Yes, 
this should work.
 
The MXML compiler simply converts a CSS file into an ActionScript 
method of the autogenerated MyApplication class which creates stylesheets 
hanging off of StyleManager.styles. All of these stylesheets are accessible at 
runtime.
 
- 
Gordon

  
  -----Original Message-----From: Matthew Shirey 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 12:31 
  PMTo: flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: Re: 
  [flexcoders] Dynamically Changing an entire CSS
  Okay, I am starting to see how this could work.  Is there a way to 
  change a css class definition tho?  Using your example would that be 
  like: 
   
  StyleManager.styles.myClass.setStyle("fontSize", 
  14); 
  I am just guessing here.  I have a long series of defined css 
  classes that I would have to modify.  If there is a way to modify these 
  then this might indeed be easier than my own solution.
   
  -- Matthew 
  On Apr 7, 2005 12:16 PM, Gordon Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote: 
  
    Sorry, I don't have any 
    examples. I was just offering a theoretical solution. ; 
    )
     
    But you should be able to 
    programmatically change a global style like this:
     
        StyleManager.styles.global.setStyle("fontSize", 
    14);
     
    and a style for all 
    instances of a particular component like this:
     
        
    StyleManager.styles.Button.setStyle("fontSize", 14);
     
    - 
Gordon
    
      







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