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A modern, Material Design UI for Java Swing
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JPanel titled border font isn't changed #52

Closed p00f closed 5 years ago

vincenzopalazzo commented 5 years ago

Hello @TheGreat2201,

You're referring to the title in the JFrame, right? Because the JPanel does not have a setTitle () method, so a possible setting in a JPanel does not depend on the Theme, you can better explain your problem because I did not understand well, you can post a screen if you have the possibility

p00f commented 5 years ago

Oh sorry i meant JPanel titled border

p00f commented 5 years ago

@vincenzopalazzo Like this . Sorry, I can't give a screen right now

vincenzopalazzo commented 5 years ago

@TheGreat2201, I understand your problem, we will try to solve the problem as soon as possible.

Thanks for the tip

p00f commented 5 years ago

@vincenzopalazzo Sure. Can you tag me in the next commit which fixes this? Edit: Watching this repo now

vincenzopalazzo commented 5 years ago

@TheGreat2201 yes

vincenzopalazzo commented 5 years ago

Hello @TheGreat2201, I tried to fix your problem and now I have run a pull request, I could not find a better solution for now and then I created a Wrapper and encaps the code inside MaterialTitleBorder, you can create your MaterialTitlePane with the following piece of code:

MaterialTitleBorder materialTitleBorder = new MaterialTitleBorder("Test new Title Border component");

Or you can customize your titleBorder with the setFont and setBorder methods.

find the solution already released in this section here pending the answer of @atarw https://github.com/vincenzopalazzo/material-ui-swing/releases/tag/v0.9.4.5

I hope to be proved helpful.

p00f commented 5 years ago

Thanks a lot. I'll try this

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Hello @TheGreat2201 https://github.com/TheGreat2201, I tried to fix your problem and now I have run a pull request, I could not find a better solution for now and then I created a Wrapper and encaps the code inside MaterialTitleBorder, you can create your MaterialTitlePane with the following piece of code:

MaterialTitleBorder materialTitleBorder = new MaterialTitleBorder("Test new Title Border component");

Or you can customize your titleBorder with the setFont and setBorder methods.

find the solution already released in this section here pending the answer of @atarw https://github.com/atarw https://github.com/vincenzopalazzo/material-ui-swing/releases/tag/v0.9.4.5 http://url

I hope to be proved helpful.

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atarw commented 5 years ago

There's a better way using UIManager properties that doesn't require you to change your code to use a new border class :) Pushed a fix to the repo, thank you @vincenzopalazzo for your help!!

vincenzopalazzo commented 5 years ago

@atarw There's a better way using UIManager properties that doesn't require you to change your code to use a new border class :) Pushed a fix to the repo, thank you @vincenzopalazzo for your help!!