This time the ListView which is called ListBox in the windows sdk:
If you are using JMetro please send me pics of your applications.
This time the ListView which is called ListBox in the windows sdk:
If you are using JMetro please send me pics of your applications.
This time the Choice Box. Another control that’s not part of the windows framework (XAML UI Framework).
Update: The check mark that appears in the ChoiceBox popup has been changed.
This time the DatePicker gets the jmetro treatment. Another control that is not part of the windows framework (XAML UI Framework) at least not in the form JavaFX presents it.
Here are the screen captures:
As always you can get this at: https://github.com/JFXtras/jfxtras-styles
It’s been a while since I’ve worked on JMetro.
This time a control that’s not part of the windows framework: the spinner.
I opted to style the control in its STYLE_CLASS_SPLIT_ARROWS_HORIZONTAL style, that is horizontal arrows split between left and right sides. To style the control you need to add the style you want to the StyleClass observable list:
spinner.getStyleClass().add(Spinner.STYLE_CLASS_SPLIT_ARROWS_HORIZONTAL);
the other possible styles are:
STYLE_CLASS_ARROWS_ON_LEFT_HORIZONTAL STYLE_CLASS_ARROWS_ON_LEFT_VERTICAL STYLE_CLASS_ARROWS_ON_RIGHT_HORIZONTAL STYLE_CLASS_SPLIT_ARROWS_VERTICAL
And here are the controls in their light and dark theme:
As always you can get this at jfxtras.