Let’s try like this:
If you want to use the FlexJS wrappers, you could do something like this (from
that example):
<js:Container id="mapCanvas" height="35%" className="homeMap">
<js:style>
<js:SimpleCSSStyles left="0" right="10" top="10" />
</js:style>
<js:Image id="mapImage" width="487" height="100%" alpha="1.0"
style="left:10;top:10"/>
<js:Label y="110" text="US Developers . Flex . FlexJS" width="95%"
height="40"
style="margin:auto;fontWeight:'bold';fontSize:22;color:#ffffff;fontFamily:'Arial';textAlign:'center'"/>
<js:Label text="Learn More >>" width="95"
style="fontSize:12;fontFamily:'Arial';bottom:10;right:10"/>
<js:Label text="$60/hr"
style="color:#ffffff;fontWeight:'bold';fontFamily:'Arial';fontSize:20;right:10:top:10"/>
<js:Label text="Rates as low as" x="551" y="16" style="fontSize:12"/>
</js:Container>
Notice the style declaration inside the “Container” tag. Container is a wrapper
around div. You can specify the CSS style properties using the SimpleCSSStyles
declaration. Class names and inline styles can be specified as well as can be
seen in the above code.
Note: When the app is compiled to JS, any UIBase object (including Container)
returns the underlying DOM element when accessing wrapper.element. Once you
have a reference to the DOM element, it can be manipulated like any DOM element
in JS.
You can create the DOM objects directly if you want as well.
Does this help?
Harbs
On May 13, 2016, at 3:53 PM, OK <[email protected]> wrote:
> Harbs wrote
>> Take a look at the example projects. The FlexJS Store is a particularly
>> good one for seeing how to build an app.
>
> I honestly already browsed through the FlexJSStore example but can't find
> anything related to my question.
> Maybe I'm blind... perhaps you could give me a hint?
>
> Thanks,
> Olaf
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