It looks like the "cornerRadius" property of a Panel only changes the top corners and bottom if using a ControlBar. I'd like to specify a corner radius for each of the corners individual.
I know Degrafa can do this but I'd like to avoid if possible. Thanks!
If it's a panel you'll need to set the roundedBottomCorners property to true.
If you need per corner radius you have the option of implementing your own skin using Degrafa or you simply use a mask to do so.
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iOS can use layer.cornerRadius to make a round UIButton.
Does WKInterfaceButton have this property?
If not, how can I make a round WKInterfaceButton in WatchKit.
If you put an image inside a group, you can then set the radius of the group. This crops the image into a circle. In the picture below, I have:
Group (radius 56)
Group (radius 52)
Image (a square image)
While this example is with an image, you can use the same technique for a button. Previously the dog was clickable as a button so this is doable.
WKInterfaceButton does not have a corner radius property. You can make a circular button by setting a circular image as the button's background image. You can generate the image in code doing something like this: Draw a simple circle uiimage
You don't need an image to make WKInterfaceButton rounded. Instead:
Go to Attributes inspector for the button, and select content type: Group
Inside the button find the group and set its corner radius to whatever you need.
Scroll down the inspector and set both fixed Width and Height to the value equal to the radius doubled. Here you go
You can put whatever you want inside the button, for example a text label. This way you also can make oval buttons.
What is the HTML CSS solution for highlighting specific areas of a map/floor plan like this?
http://www.centrecourtshopping.co.uk/store-info/
They use sprite image look here.
Basically, it works like that:
The map with dark-blue regions is completely static.
There is invisible layer on top of it made from small rectangular in their case <a> -- each corresponds to single dark-blue region and posses its its own id.
When cursor is placed over a rectangular with id x the sprite image is nicely aligned with its background (by setting CSS's background-position).
Do not think, this magic would be possible without using JavaScript.
I have a world map image. I would like to place a SQUARE GRID over the entire map. I would like each square (cell grid) to change via mouseover with a border color change and background color change.
The grid needs to be layered over the map, transparent except the borders (which is the grid).
Can I achieve this using CSS or there a better way to do this?
Many thanks.
Erik
I'd suggest using a CSS grid framework as an easy way to produce the grid layout. I'd go for this one as you can easily use create a grid with 0px gutters.
You will need to modify the CSS to make the grid absolute positioned so it sits over the top of your map.
Each element in the grid is a DIV so you can easily attach Javascript events to each one to allow users to control the map. If it's a simple colour change on hover then just use css.
You can make the grid transparent using css too: http://css-tricks.com/css-transparency-settings-for-all-broswers/
how can i get a title window with all rounded courners, so that i may make it whole round or circular shape ?
i want shape like circle..
set the property: cornerRadius
default is 4
A couple of possible approaches:
If you are using Flex 4 (spark TitleWindow as opposed to the halo TitleWindow) you can create your own skin and assign that skin in CSS. In your custom skin you can draw the background however you want, including an Ellipse set to the width and height of the TitleWindow.
If you don't want to create a skin, or you are using a halo TitleWindow, you can create a circular mask and set it as the mask property on the TitleWindow. The downside to this approach is that you will probably clip the title and the close button (if it is visible), not to mention the contents as well.
Hope that helps, let me know if you need more details on either of these approaches.
I am having 2 problems creating programmatic skin for Canvas.
First problem:
I would like to have background with rounded corners and I am using GraphicsUtil.drawRoundRectComplex in order to have round corners for only the upper two corners. The problem is that drawRoundRectComplex takes for each corner one single parameter - the corner radius. However my scaleX and scaleY factors are different and in fact the corners are not properly rounded because I either can set the radius using scaleX or scaleY.
Graphics.drawRoundRect is better because it takes two parameters for the corners - elipse width and height and then you could apply both scale factors but it doesn't allow me to specify different radius for different corners.
I am looking for an idea how to use GraphicsUtil.drawRoundRectComplex when scaleX and scaleY are different.
Second problem:
Even though I set my programmatic skin through style - <> the skin's updateDisplayList gets executed only once and after that somehow "backgroundImage" style gets "undefined" and my programmatic skin is not associated anymore to the Canvas instance. As a workaround I am setting on each resize event "backgroundImage" style again but this is ugly.
What could cause such "silent" resetting of the "backgroundImage" style to undefined?
Thanks!
isnt the backgroundImage supported by the RectangularBorder Class?
Rectabgular Border at Adobe AS3 Reference