I have been using the above MetalSliderUI solution for all my JSliders. Windows users have been happy with it.I appreciate finding this solution on stackoverflow.com
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
My program consists of one JFrame and two JDialogs. I want the JMenuBar to be shown always when any of these Windows is focused. But I also want to use the 开发者_如何学GoMacs native MenuBar. The prob
I would like to know how to customize the ui of a jtextfield so I could create rounded rectangular border without the document going outside the border.
I am bit confused about chosing font for my winform application. I want to chose a font which will go smoothly on Win7/XP/Vista. My application has been designed with windows Office2007 like bluish
I keep trying to chang the UIManager to make these stupid looking green squares go away.how do i change the look and feel of this to the user?Is it system dependent?Someone else who was compiling my c
I am using quaqua look and feel in linux and windows. it was working fine till I got the problem witn JOptionPane. When the code opens the JOptionPane using the line
I wrote a simple test class to test the features of seaglass look and feel http://seaglass.googlecode.com/and I am getting an exception of \'nimbus class not found\'.
The JTableHaeder has no \'pressed\' highlighting by default. (Nimbus) NimbusDefaults says it has a default [Pressed] background painter.
I have the following problem. I need to get an UI properties: UIManager.getString(\"OptionPane.okButtonText\")
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