Thanks for this great look and feel.
I ran into a strange issue with JButton: As long as I set a preferred size the button is rendered with border. However, if preferred size is not set, there is no border at all.
Is it a bug or a feature?
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This IS a bug but it seems that mikeai takes it as a "feature". To make it work again, you have to "replace toolbar.png from your version with one from 0.2.6 in icons folder inside liquidlnf.jar file".
This already have been reported as a bug but was closed. I can't find any logical reason to show a button like a label but this is the case. I hope this will change in futur releases so we will still not be obliged to make weird changes of the jar...
Thanks anyway for this great LAF.
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Anonymous
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2004-10-18
This "bug" (or not!?) is very distempering :-(.
I can't use any version later than 0.2.6 in my applications.
This error occurs even in the JOptionPane component. That sucks :-(
anyway it is a great look and feel.
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I finally found way to overcome this bug. I downloaded the source and replaced the lines 159 through 168 of LiquidButtonUI.java by the line getSkinButton().draw(g, index, button.getWidth(), button.getHeight()); Now even JOptionPane buttons are bordered.
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I was too busy last two month. I didn't noticed yours discussion before. I'm willing to resolve this issue. But first of all please tell me does this problem still exist in last release? I think I was resolved this with 0.2.9-alpha.
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The rule is simple. If vertical or horizontal size of button is smaller then 21 pixel then button is squared.
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Anonymous
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2004-12-20
Hello,
now it works correct :-) but... :(
I don't like the flat-painted Buttons in JToolBar. I'd like them with a normal border as in 0.2.6 release. Is there any way to reset the border's style?
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Yes. Answer is in the README file. You have to you use LiquidLookAndFeel.setToolbarFlattedButtons(false); static method to set flat behavior of buttons.
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Thanks for this great look and feel.
I ran into a strange issue with JButton: As long as I set a preferred size the button is rendered with border. However, if preferred size is not set, there is no border at all.
Is it a bug or a feature?
This IS a bug but it seems that mikeai takes it as a "feature". To make it work again, you have to "replace toolbar.png from your version with one from 0.2.6 in icons folder inside liquidlnf.jar file".
This already have been reported as a bug but was closed. I can't find any logical reason to show a button like a label but this is the case. I hope this will change in futur releases so we will still not be obliged to make weird changes of the jar...
Thanks anyway for this great LAF.
This "bug" (or not!?) is very distempering :-(.
I can't use any version later than 0.2.6 in my applications.
This error occurs even in the JOptionPane component. That sucks :-(
anyway it is a great look and feel.
I finally found way to overcome this bug. I downloaded the source and replaced the lines 159 through 168 of LiquidButtonUI.java by the line getSkinButton().draw(g, index, button.getWidth(), button.getHeight()); Now even JOptionPane buttons are bordered.
Hey guys.
I was too busy last two month. I didn't noticed yours discussion before. I'm willing to resolve this issue. But first of all please tell me does this problem still exist in last release? I think I was resolved this with 0.2.9-alpha.
Hi,
The 0.2.0-alpha5 solves the button border problem. Thanks a lot.
Just another think : sometimes buttons are rounded, sometimes squared according their size. It's cool but what's the rule ?
The rule is simple. If vertical or horizontal size of button is smaller then 21 pixel then button is squared.
Hello,
now it works correct :-) but... :(
I don't like the flat-painted Buttons in JToolBar. I'd like them with a normal border as in 0.2.6 release. Is there any way to reset the border's style?
Yes. Answer is in the README file. You have to you use LiquidLookAndFeel.setToolbarFlattedButtons(false); static method to set flat behavior of buttons.