you can get the lastest code from cvs HEAD The way this currently works (images and links for modes and states) is that the renderSet injects div tags with class attributes that are matched by the theme. So it is the theme that determines the image and the arrangement (look&feel). You can continue down that road and create your own class attributes for the special cases you want to cover. You can add those selectors to the theme css, or add an additional css file that handles those additional cases. You could of corse change the renderSet so it directly injects the images, circumventing the theme all together.
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