Although it's a work around, you can set the alpha of the linkButton itself
to zero, assuming that you are not using an embedded font.
The reason this works is because the transparency won't apply to device
fonts, so it show's through regardless of the zero alpha value.
Otherwise, you can create a custom component.
-p
On 11/6/06 12:13 AM, lostinrecursion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
I suspect this could be simple, although no results yielded when I
searched the group (The Few. The Proud. The Searchers, LOL)
I want to style a LinkButton in my application similar to an HTML
link. For example, when the user rolls over the button, I would it to
ONLY change the text color.
Basically I am looking to set the selectionColor and rollOverColor
properties to a zero alpha since I have varying background colors
throughout the app.
I'm sure it's right in front of my face.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
-Kenny
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