Sets the sub-theme for a button-toggle in a control-bar control.

An overview of the ControlBar Control, its methods, and the concepts behind it. ControlBar controls are an easy way to organize buttons in panel headers when building Mobile applications.

You can add a Button-Toggle to a ControlBar. Toggle buttons can either be two-state (switching between a true and a false state), or multi-state (each click advances to the next button state). The video shows how the state of a Button-Toggle is used to control what action a button performs when clicked.

Define the CSS for any locally defined sub-themes. Sub-themes are used to create a custom appearance for certain types such as windows, buttons, tabs, accordions, sliders, switches, etc.

These settings are used to specify the styling on a button-toggle button.

The Button-Toggle Settings allow you to specify various aspects of the button-toggle item; such as whether the button-toggle will switch between two buttons (Two State) or more than two buttons (Multi-state) when a user clicks on it. These settings also allow for the definition of a 'Data variable'. This can be used as a hook that enables the button-toggle to interact with other controls, like a list control.

Define the Javascript for any locally defined sub-themes. Sub-themes are used to create custom appearance of certain control types such as windows, buttons, tabs, accordions, sliders. switches, etc.

Define style tweaks, sub-theme, or CSS to augment or override definitions in the web theme.

Definition of a toggle button.

Most of the Javascript controls on a UX component support the concept of 'sub-themes'. This topic discusses how user-defined sub-themes can be added to a UX component.