Custom pseudo classes

Hi!
How can I create my own CSS pseudo classes in Java FX 2?
So that I could use a CSS file like
*.MyButton : online{ }*
In FX 1 it could be done by overriding methods like
public long impl_getPseudoClassState() {}
but they are now deprecated :-(
Is there a new better way?

The method is deprecated because, even though it is public, it is considered private implementation and subject to change. If you choose to override this method, you may end up returning a value that conflicts with other pseudo-classes (the return value is used as a bit mask).
Currently, there is no easy way to introduce your own pseudo-classes. I encourage you to file a feature request for that on http://javafx-jira.kenai.com (although http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-10922 might suffice)
You can get the same effect by using multiple style classes, adding and removing the style class as desired.
.MyButton.online { }

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