Ah… completely oversaw the CommonButtonBase ^^
Unfortunately… the Common Style Objects are EditDefaultsOnly and BlueprintReadOnly… so… no chance to set them via Blueprint…
What you can do is to completely get rid of the Common Style Button… and write your own (done myself so)
My current Button (inherited from CommonUIButtonbase, that inherits from CommonButtonBase) is this:
So… State is Normal, Hover, Pressed and Disabled…
And i simply switch them on hover, onClick and when i want to set this as disabled…
My OnClick is just this function:
- The default Confirm Method of the CommonUI Input.
To forward the click, hover state, pressed…etc to Widgets containing that button… i added Event Dispatchers and simply call them via my interface functions…
changing Button image… ist just a SetbrushFromTexture for the Image Widget inside it ^^
As you can see… i use an Interface, that i added to my CommonButtonBase Widget… including some functions:
So my CommonButtonBase simply looks like this:
It calls the Interface functions on itself…
And in my Button Widget i implement the Events to that functions, to trigger the style changes and call the Dispatchers:
I know… not the best solution… but helps out alot… and gives me more freedom in designing that stuff…
And to make sure, the Button Style is not used… just make it Drawing as None…:
