Jul 01

I have just uploaded an updated GradientComponents Style Explorer.

The new property positioning is available and you can now select a component and play with its background. This is a long time that I wanted to do this and someone suggested me to do it a few days ago ;). I have done a quicky and (very) dirty modification of the application (at code level) so, don’t expect to much if you have a look in the code (the more interesting being the examples).

Nevertheless, all GradientComponents are not demoed and some of them require additional styling: the backgroundAlpha of GradientAccordion or GradientTileList for example, the border of the TextArea… I hope this will help you style your owns.

Have fun.


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Dec 12

Yesterday I published an article on new components with background and border gradients of colors, extending HBox, VBox and Box. These components were directly inspired by the GradientCanvas that I created a few month ago.

Directly inspired and even exactly the same… as only the parent class changed  :roll: . So I wanted to refactor the code in order to share the 98% of common code. I have done this using include statements. This worked well and I tried to do more…

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Dec 12

Today, I spent a little time to turn the GradientCanvas to 3 new container components : GradientHBox, GradientVBox and GradientBox, extending respectively the Flex HBox, VBox and Box.

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