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I just uploaded the final tutorial in the introduction to Flex series. This time I show you how to easily improve the appearance of your application by incorporating skins and styles. There are many great skins that the community has created that you can use directly or as a starting point for your own skins. I also explain how to use Flash to skin Flex components. |
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[... I just uploaded the final tutorial in the introduction to Flex series. This time I show you how to easily improve the appearance of your application by incorporating skins and ...]
[... I just uploaded the final tutorial in the introduction to Flex series. This time I show you how to easily improve the appearance of your application by incorporating skins and ...]
[... I just uploaded the final tutorial in the introduction to Flex series. This time I show you how to easily improve the appearance of your application by incorporating skins and ...]
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Lee, thanks for the last three tutorials.
Thanks Lee! Been waiting for this. I don’t have the color eye that desgners do, nor the patience in developing all those skins. Keep up the good work, you’re one of the best educators out there.
Now if you can show me how to allow for an ‘user selected style’ option, I’ll be all set
Nice one!…keep it coming…keeeep it coming !
thanks! its awesome!
Thanks Lee! I’ve been waiting for you to finish jet-setting round all your conferences etc for the last part in the series! Hope there will be more Flex tutes!
awsome!
Great tutorial! Another way to get the Flex chrome off that I learn just recently, is in the add showFlexChrome=”false”. Especially if your skinning & styling the whole app
Lee, thank you so much for the tutorial ^_^ … You’re really my guru in Flash/Flex and Actionscript
Congratulations! Very usefull.
But one problem: I can’t see the new template “flex skins” at Flash CS4 startup screen.
In the same way I can’t see at CS4 command menu what I see in CS3 command menu after install FlexComponentKit.
I install and reinstall…
Asking to forum no one give me the solution.
Do you have any idea?
Thanks Lee for your tutorials..
Its great…
Hi, Lee.
Thank you (as always). High quality eLearning the “Lee-way”. Not that you don’t know it yourself, but to clarify other following the video.
The padding fails, because it should be “paddingLeft” instead of “padding-left”. This is the “highly beloved” Flex version of the css-properties
All the best
/ockley