Thanks Kevin! You don't show the BoxyCalloutSkin but I found it here: Skinning Callout and CalloutButton <http://blogs.adobe.com/jasonsj/2011/11/skinning-callout-and-calloutbutton.html>
It may be usefull for other users Os melhores cumprimentos, [image: ASSINATURA WaveMaps] <http://www.wavemaps.pt> [image: Inline images 1] [email protected] | www.wavesolutions.pt | 253 824 293 On 7 February 2015 at 00:43, kevin.godell <[email protected]> wrote: > I have some calloutbuttons that have their callout defined in the > calloutcontent like this: > > <s:CalloutButton> > <s:calloutLayout> > <s:VerticalLayout/> > </s:calloutLayout> > <s:calloutContent> > <s:Button label="button 1"/> > <s:Button label="button 2"/> > </s:calloutContent> > </s:CalloutButton> > > In my css file, I style all of the callouts like this: > > s|Callout { > skinClass : ClassReference("skins.BoxyCalloutSkin"); > backgroundColor : #FAFAFA; > backgroundAlpha : 1.0; > contentBackgroundColor : #FAFAFA; > contentBackgroundAlpha : 1.0; > } > > If you create your callout separately instead of using calloutContent, you > probably could give it an id or stylename and reference it in the css like > s|Callout#myId or s|Callout.myClass, although I never actually tried to > style only 1 callout differently than the rest. > > > > ----- > . > -- > View this message in context: > http://apache-flex-users.2333346.n4.nabble.com/Skin-calloutButton-callout-using-css-tp9548p9549.html > Sent from the Apache Flex Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
