Hi, Given the latest feedback on the slider here’s an update: JMetro Slider Light Theme JMetro Slider – Dark Theme Basically the vertical slider fill was misplaced, instead of starting from the bottom it was starting from the top. Enjoy.. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Related
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 🙂 Loading... Reply
TextArea is not currently planned, I have other tasks on my mind right now. Maybe sometime later. Loading... Reply
Whoa! I managed it. fill.resizeRelocate(trackLeft, thumb.getLayoutY(), trackWidth, ((int)trackLength + trackStart – trackRadius) – thumb.getLayoutY()); Loading... Reply
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? Loading... Reply
The FilledSliderSkin is not a node to be added to a scene. It is a skin for the Slider. Loading... Reply
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 🙂
Thanks 🙂
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. 🙁
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.