And, Please tell me how to apply the style sheet to GLOBAL application not for the particular text or label.

Hope anybody will help me…

Thanks,

Prabhu

I am trying to include dynamic style sheet for my flex application. Till now i am not getting any solution. I am using Flex 4 version.

This is my sample css file.

/* CSS file */
@namespace s “library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark”;
@namespace mx “library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx”;

mx|Label.clsLabel {
fontSize: 20;
color: #7F4818;
}

My MXML file
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I have tried the above createStyleSheetObject() function in the application. This function reads the css content and parse it then return the proper style sheet object.

But the style is not applying for this Label text. Please help me to solve this problem.

Thanks,

Prabhu

private var allStyles:Object = {}

public function getStyle(style_:Class):StyleSheet
{
var className:String = String(style_)

if(allStyles.hasOwnProperty(className) == false)
{
var styleSheet:StyleSheet = new StyleSheet();
styleSheet.parseCSS(new style_().toString());
allStyles[className] = styleSheet
}

return allStyles[className]
}

// then call this function

myTextField.styleSheet = getStyle(stylesCSS)

// if you want this more generic, then embed css in this way
// make everything static, and public
// class declaration …
..CSSManager {
[Embed(source="assets/stylesheet.css", mimeType="application/octet-stream")]
public static var stylesCSS:Class;

public static function getStyle(…

// …end class declaration
}

// then use it

myTextField.styleSheet = CSSManager.getStyle(CSSManager.stylesCSS)

This is great and love it that you have answered Vikas question. This will be very useful. Cheers

The Function/Method is just an example method. You could just execute the same code from within your init method or the first method you call when you instantiate the class that embeds the stylesheet. That part is entirely up to you.

Concerning your question about how to implement multiple stylesheets: i updated the blog post to include an example of how i think would probably be the easiest approach to do that.

Hope that helps you,
Sandro