Alex Tweedly wrote:
> 1. create a new stack
> 2. drag a 'standard button' from the toolbar onto it
> (you now have a nicely rounded-corner button)
> 3. set its script to
>
> on mouseup
> set the backgroundcolor of me to "200,50,50"
> end mouseup
>
> 4, click on 'browse mode' so the stack is "live"
> 4a. observe the button still has nicely rounded corners :-)
> 5. click on it
>
> the backgroundcolor changes to red
>
> AND the rounded corners disappear - it's now a rectangular button.
>
> What am I doing wrong or missing ?
If you apply a non-standard color, it's no longer a standard button.
We have a roundrect style that may work for the type of non-standard
button you're looking for.
But AFAIK the "standard" button relies on OS routines to render its
shape, gradient fill, etc., and the OS APIs provide little support for
non-HIG alterations.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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