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Flex » Container » HBox Screenshots  Add Button control as the first child of an HBox container            <?xml version="1.0"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">     <mx:states>         <mx:State name="NewButton">             <mx:AddChild relativeTo="{h1}" position="firstChild">                 <mx:Button id="buttonNew" label="New Button" />             </mx:AddChild>         </mx:State>     </mx:states>     <mx:HBox id="h1">         <mx:Button label="Change State"             click="currentState = currentState=='NewButton' ? '':'NewButton';" />     </mx:HBox> </mx:Application>                                                     Related examples in the same category 1. Use a Button control inside the HBox 2. Use default sizing for Button children of an HBox container 3. An HBox container with a Button control 4. Add Button to a HBox as child 5. Create an HBox that is 400 pixels wide, with a Button inside set to a width of 50 percent 6. HDivBox Simple Demo 7. An HBox container lays out its children horizontally. 8. Add child to HBox 9. Use constraint-based layout to position an HBox horizontally, and explicit sizing and positioning 10. HBox Size Percentage 11. Using percentage-based children of an HBox container 12. HBox percentage-value layout 13. HBox container and resizing 14. Use an HBox container to let users scroll an image 15. HBox container with scroll bars 16. Turns on verticalScrollPolicy for HBox 17. Add border to HBox 18. Adding padding by direction to HBox 19. HBox with vertical top alignment and horizontal left alignment 20. image is centered in the HBox container 21. image might extend past the boundaries of the HBox 22. not to autoLayout for HBox 23. Spacer placed inside an HBox can separate the controls to its left and right 24. Use an HBox container to let users scroll an image, rather than rendering the complete image at its full size. 25. Scroll HBox 26. HBox with border and padding 27. Layout controls with HBox 28. Using constraint-based layout to position an HBox horizontally, and uses absolute values to specify the vertical width and position 29. Using the clipContent property 30. Fixed size container 31. use removeChild() method to remove a control from a container