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You can also define a ButtonImageSkin for the default spark.components.Button component, for example in the imageskins package: <pre><code><s:SparkButtonSkin xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009" xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark" xmlns:fb="http://ns.adobe.com/flashbuilder/2009"> <fx:Metadata> [HostComponent("spark.components.Button")] </fx:Metadata> <s:states> <s:State name="up" /> <s:State name="over" /> <s:State name="down" /> <s:State name="disabled" /> </s:states> <s:BitmapImage source="{getStyle('backgroundImage')}"/> </s:SparkButtonSkin> </code></pre> Simply define a style on the skin class itself, and bind the source of the image to it. Now, you can control the actual images using CSS pseudo selectors: <pre><code>@namespace imageskins "imageskins.*"; s|Button { skinClass: ClassReference("imageskins.ButtonImageSkin"); } imageskins|ButtonImageSkin:up { backgroundImage: Embed(source="assets/images/button-up.png"); } imageskins|ButtonImageSkin:down { backgroundImage: Embed(source="assets/images/button-down.png"); } imageskins|ButtonImageSkin:over { backgroundImage: Embed(source="assets/images/button-over.png"); } imageskins|ButtonImageSkin:disabled { backgroundImage: Embed(source="assets/images/button-disabled.png"); } </code></pre> This way you can obtain the result with more flexible CSS based rules. I ended up creating a set of image-based Spark skins for various Flex components: FXG is way more powerful, but sometimes working with scale9 images is simply the quickest way to obtain the desired result. Side note: if you put your skin classes and your CSS file (with any name) in a Flex Library Project, and compile your client project with the -theme option, Flex will automatically apply the CSS.. useful when creating a set of skin along with the CSS that associate them with their host components.
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