Set skins for a Button control by using the overSkin, upSkin, and downSkin style properties

        
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">
    <mx:Style>
    .myCustomButton {
        overSkin:Embed(source="a.gif");
        upSkin:Embed(source="a.gif");
        downSkin:Embed(source="a.gif");
    }
    </mx:Style>
    <mx:Button label="Icon Button Style Def" styleName="myCustomButton"/>
</mx:Application>

1.	Skinning a Button component using inline styles
2.	Use graphical skins for the up, over, and down states of the Button control
3.	A SkinnableContainer with a Line component between two Button components
4.	A SkinnableContainer container with four Button controls as its children
5.	Draw a border around a VGroup that contains Button controls without using a custom skin class
6.	Using graphical skins for the up, over, and down states of the Button control
7.	Replace MX Button control's up, over, and down skins with individual symbols from a SWF file
8.	Set Button skins with overSkin, upSkin, and downSkin style properties
9.	Using static SWF assets as skins
10.	Creating graphical skins
11.	Assign graphic or programmatic skin to two or more skins
12.	Skinning subcomponents
13.	Applying graphical overSkin, upSkin, downSkin inline

Set skins for a Button control by using the overSkin, upSkin, and downSkin style properties : Skin « Style « Flex

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