Using diferent font sizes in a tree componnet

Hello,
I need help custumizing my tree component.
I've spended my last 3 days searching for a solution to have
my branches using fontsize = 16 and their childs using fontsize =
12.
Do you have any idea on how to achieve this?
I've tryed many things in the tree.as, list.as, treeRow.as
classes, but I can't figure how to manage this.
Thanks a lot for help,

hi,
i think "setPropertiesAt" may help you.
look this code.
var my_list:mx.controls.List;
my_list.setSize(200, 100);
my_list.addItem({data:"flash", label:"Flash"});
my_list.addItem({data:"dreamweaver", label:"Dreamweaver"});
my_list.addItem({data:"coldfusion", label:"ColdFusion"});
my_list.setPropertiesAt(2, {backgroundColor:0xFF0000, icon:
"file"});
But, i am not sure pluda.

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"Elle V" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi there, before I go completely nuts can someone give
me a hand with
> figuring
> out how I can get my plain old body text to display at
the same size in
> both
> Explorer and Safari.
>
> I am using a Mac myself, but when entering text at size
1, it is
> displaying
> larger in Explorer (at about the size I want) and very
small in Safari
> (too
> small to be easily readable). I have done some research
and thought
> cascasing
> style sheets might be the way to go but I have also read
that the some
> text
> problems occur when using cascading style sheets.
>
> I haven't bothered with them previously as there hasn't
been that much
> text to
> bother with them.
>
> Has anyone got any tips, or has used CSS to fix this
problem?
>
> Regards,
>
> Elle V
>
>

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Extemely basic question
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em
px
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>> All of them. Any of them.
>>
>> If you use px, then users of IE will not be able to
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>> the browser (for readability purposes) without
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>> options. All other browser users will have no
problems resizing text.
>> In addition, a px metric is an absolute metric -
this means that it sets
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size specification
>> elsewhere on the page. This latter characteristic is
also the case when
>> you use the font size names (xx-small, x-small,
small, medium, large,
>> x-large).
>>
>> If you use any of the other metrics (i.e., percents,
em, en, ex), then
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>> value. For example, a page that contains an explicit
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>> this -
>>
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>>
>> will size ALL text (unless otherwise sized by other
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>> browser's default size.
>>
>> A page with an explicit declaration like this -
>>
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>>
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>>
>> These relative metrics can be tricky to use since
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>>
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>>
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at 40% of 50% of the
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>>
>> If you want your pages to be totally elastic, and
totally accessable,
>> then using a relative font metric if the norm.
>>
>>
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>> "B" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>> Extemely basic question
>>>
>>> What font size option is best to use
>>>
>>> %
>>> em
>>> px
>>>
>>> or other
>>>
>>> cheers
>>>
>>> --
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>>>
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>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>
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>

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