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cardwell cupp
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Is there a transparent version of the JScrollPanel?
I have been using components (i.e. JTextArea, JLabel...)
they can be made transparent by using setOpaque(false). It wont working on a JScrollPanel, any suggestions?
Thanks all
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cardwell cupp
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Just for everyone's info...JScrollPane is lightweight and can be set transparent by setOpaque(false), but you must also set the veiw port to opaque! scrollpane.getViewport().setOpaque(false)...
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Gregg Bolinger
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I have set other componets to opaque(false) and I never see a change. What do you mean by transparent. Can you see through the JFrame or JButton or whatever? Like I said, I never notice a diffrence in the components.
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cardwell cupp
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When using most swing components, you can make them transparent in that you can see the component that they are on top of's back ground. For example, I place an image on a Frame, I then place a JScrollPane on top of it, if I set the opaque as false, i then can see the image through it...Does that make since???
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Gregg Bolinger
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That makes sense. thanks.
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