In my application I have some custom buttons which have custom text/icon layouts and some extra elements not normally associated with buttons. e.g. Some have 2 text labels instead of one.
I have looked around and I cannot figure out how to d开发者_运维问答o it. Should I use the Synth look & feel? How would I go about doing this?In How to Use Tabbed Panes, TabComponentsDemo shows ho
I\'m using the Java Swing Synth Look and Feel. I\'m able to specify the style of several components. Nonetheless, I\'m not able to set the font color of a button for t开发者_开发知识库he default state
So I am trying to create a custom LookAndFeel using java synth and I am having problems binding a custom button. (the Exit Button has a different look).
I have a style defined for a JLabel: <style id=\"myLabel\"> <state> <opaque value=\"true\"/>
I\'m having some strange issues with repainting going on in a Swing app I\'m developing. I\'m finding that when I set the text of a certain component (it\'s just a status bar text label along the very
I wrote a simple synth instrument gui that works well on my machine.However, as soon as I put it in a jar file, it no longer plays sounds 开发者_开发百科when executing that jar file.I assume that has
in my Java application, I have a JTabbedPane and a synth look&feel. The l&f is defined by a xml file. This works very fine for me.
I have a bunch of sliders that I am trying to apply a custom thumb to. The dimensions of it are 12x20, and I am applying it using a synth look and feel with the code below. This displays the thumb cor
i have an app with two JPanels and they must have different styles. I use the Synth LaF and I don\'t know how to have two differ开发者_运维知识库ent styles in one xml file. I define a style and bind i