Scale 9 has nothing to do with the position of the image. You would use the normal properties for that ( top, bottom, left, right ). What scale 9 defines is the portion of the image to stretch when the dimensions of the image are changed to be bigger than the original image size. So, if you look at the sample in your link, the blue rectangle in the very center is what will be stretched. The rest of the image ( the fancy corners ) will remain unchanged.
-TH --- In [email protected], "hgnowhg" <hgno...@...> wrote: > > I'm very confused on using scale 9 to position images in flex. I am using > this link: > http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/quickstart/embedding_assets/#EmbeddingImagesScale9 > > They have a width of 266 and height of 55...I get where the 266 and 55 come > into play in the embed code: > scaleGridTop="55", scaleGridBottom="137", scaleGridLeft="57", > scaleGridRight="266" > > But where do the 57 and 137 come from? >
