My name is Pedro DV. Iโm a Software Engineer and Software Designer. I work as a
JavaFX and Swing Freelancer and
Consultant, but more generally can be described as a Front End Freelancer and Consultant
since I also have experience in web technologies, building web apps, etc,
and have experience in
User Interface Design
and User Experience.
Iโve been creating user interfaces, professionally, since 2006. More information here and for a detailed
CV style report my LinkedIn page.
I've worked directly with clients or as a sub-contractor.
11 thoughts on “Metro style Slider for java update (JMetro)”
It’s really cool that you’re doing this. Please continuing develop JMetro because it’s a really cool style and we need more of these for the JavaFX community ๐
It’s really cool that you’re doing this. Please continuing develop JMetro because it’s a really cool style and we need more of these for the JavaFX community ๐
Thanks ๐
Wath about textarea?
TextArea is not currently planned, I have other tasks on my mind right now. Maybe sometime later.
Where is download?
https://github.com/JFXtras/jfxtras-styles
Thank you! It’s wonderfull!
Still it is reversly filling. ๐
Whoa! I managed it.
fill.resizeRelocate(trackLeft,
thumb.getLayoutY(),
trackWidth,
((int)trackLength + trackStart – trackRadius) – thumb.getLayoutY());
I have created a “FilledSliderSkin” but there in no method of adding it on a jfx pane as a node. In short how can I add it on a jfx pane?
The FilledSliderSkin is not a node to be added to a scene. It is a skin for the Slider.