Hi Jack,
Take a look at mx.skins.halo.TabSkin
This class is not like the ButtonSkin, you can see in this line exactly what
the skin is doing.
case "upSkin":
{
var upFillColors:Array =
[ falseFillColors[0], falseFillColors[1] ];
You will need to implement your own skin for that functionality.
Mike
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 12:26 PM, jwc_wensan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good morning:
>
> I have set the the 3rd and 4th colors for my TabBar as such in the
> CSS file. Example: fillColors: #DDE7F4, #DDE7F4, #FA075D, #FA075D;
>
> However, it does not use the second set of values. I set the second
> set to red in the example just to get a contrast.
>
> The Language Reference indicates you can use either one set or both
> sets for fillColors in a TabBar.
>
> The second set is for mouseover.
>
> Does this not work in Flex 2.01?
>
> I looked at the Flex 2.01 Explorer application and it only has 1 set
> of colors to select from.
>
> I even tried using a TabNavigator but it does not use the second set
> of colors either.
>
> In both cases, on mouse over, it displays a lighter color
> combination of the first set of colors.
>
> Does it work in Flex 3?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jack
>
>
>
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