Icon position of the af:commandToolbarButton

Is is possible to change the position of the icon on a toolbar button?
I would like to have the icon above the text.
With the skin editor I've been able to change the appearance of my toolbar buttons a lot but couldn't find any selectors for the icon placement.
Thank you,
Rasto

Rasto,
You can use commandLink in your toolbar and use something like this:
<af:commandLink>
<af:panelGrouplayout layout="vertical">
<af:image/>
<af:outputText value="my link text"/>
</af:panelGroupLayout>
</af:commandLink>
After this style the commandLink to look like a commandToolbarButton :)
Thanks,
Ansuman

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