HI,
> If you have a backgroundImage on the JS you would probably want to set
> opacity on the background image, if you have a backgroundColour and
> backgroundAlpha on the JS side you will probably want to use an RGBA.
Forgot to add that backgroundAlpha on the AS side effects both background
Hi,
> Is this the right thread which Alex is talking about ? I saw some time ago
> some commits from you in this area - it was some fix ?
Yep I placed a couple of fixes in there so it that correctly parses RGBA
values. There may be some bugs in other areas around RGBA values.
With that fix this
Justin,
Is this the right thread which Alex is talking about ? I saw some time ago
some commits from you in this area - it was some fix ?
I'm trying to understand what need to be done more apart of removing
"backgroundAlpha " in order to resolve this jira: FLEX-35000
[1]
http://apache-flex-devel
I think Justin asked about this recently, and the answer is we need to
remove the backgroundAlpha style and support RGBA. I think opacity is
like Sprite.alpha and affects more than the background.
-Alex
On 3/4/17, 4:50 AM, "piotrz" wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>
>I have found this old jira [1]. I just che
