Hi Juan,
> Alexander Back escribió:
>   
>> Hi Juan,
>>
>> Juan José Durán schrieb:
>>   
>>     
>>> Is there any possibility of doing this? I mean, I have an image with 4 
>>> draws (or 4 different images), and I want to show one of them when the 
>>> button is clicked, another diffent when it has focus, etc...
>>> Is it possible? if it is of any help it is called glyph on delphi.
>>>     
>>>       
>> Yes, this is possible. Just take a closer look at the apperance themes 
>> of qooxdoo. You can react on different states in the appearance theme. 
>> At the end of the reference[1] for the button all existing states are 
>> listed.
>> To get to know more about the appearance theme take a look at [2].
>>
>> If you have further questions on appearances themes or states feel free 
>> to ask ;-)
>>
>> cheers,
>>    Alex
>>
>> [1] <http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/apiviewer/#qx.ui.form.Button>
>> [2] 
>> <http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/theme_support#defining_appearance_themes>
>>
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> Well, Alex, I have read the documentation your provided (thanks mate) 
> and I have understood it, but there are some questions I can´t make out:
>
> 1) I have read I can apply several apperances to the same theme, does 
> this mean I can have different buttons with different appearances in the 
> same form?. (if the answer is yes how can it be done, because you define 
> the appearance of a "widget" not an instance of a widget.
>   
You can change the appearance of a widget using the "appearance" 
property. e.g.:

btn = new qx.ui.form.Button("Juhu");
btn.setAppearance("juhu-button");

and define an appearance for this button.

> 2)From what I read I suppose I should be making some icons for different 
> button states, and then change them using its apperance (the doc has an 
> example for this), is there any possibility to have only 1 image and 
> adjust texture uv inside the image for every state?.
>   
No, this is currently not supported. We have it on our list but I think 
it will still take some time to get this implemented.

Best Fabian

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