I want to change the color of the default text in the spinner in dialog mode. If the text is "Select Gender" only its color change and others will be set as default. Is this possible?
Yes it is possible. You don't show anything you've tried and perhaps that's because you don't know whee to begin?
Have a read of this, Beginners CSS
It will help you get started with styling elements in Html documents using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
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i want to display a text in a jtextPane but on each time i want it to be with a different color without changing the previous text color if that possible
Any help will be appreciated
thank's in advance
You can use StyledEditorKit.ForegroundAction, but also StyledDocument.setCharacterAttributes , or edit the inputAttributes from StyledDocument.getInputAttributes. You can use StyleConstants.setForeground to edit a MuttableAttributeSet like a SimpleAttributeSet for instance.
I need to change the text color but I don't find how. I searched the wiki and help sections but found nothing.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Towards the right end of the toolbar there are three buttons for changing the text, fill and stroke colour of the selected item:
You can also right-click on the element and choose Properties and from there change the text colour.
As you might know, there's a standard background color set for categories in views of a Lotus notes mail database.
I'm using Notes 8.5.2, so the menu I have in release 9 is not available.
Now I want to know where this is set and if there's any possible way to change that for explicit views.
Thanks in advance!
I am not quite clear exactly what you are after, but if you have designer access, check out the help item "Allowing users to set colors in a view".
Basically the view design can include a hidden column that interprets the result of a formula as a foreground &/or background colour for the rest of the row. It takes a bit of experimenting to get good results.
A user pasted the content from a word document into a wiki page.
In the word document all the links have the same font and color but on the wiki page some links are blue, some black, some using arial, some using times new roman. I guess the generated HTML screwed it up. Anyhow, when I mark text I can change the color, font, size and so on but when I mark a link the change color button is disabled (but I can change font and size), why is this? Do I need to ask the user to copy the contect back to a word document, edit there and then copy paste it again to the wiki?
Thanks in advance.
There is a good chance that there is some embedded css styles in the text that was pasted which is what is causing you grief. There should be a button that you can use to edit the raw html to get rid of those styles. Otherwise it is helpful if people paste unstyled text i.e. As Text.. rather the styled As HTML.. text.
I'm trying to sort out my netbeans color theme and I'm almost there apart from one annoying highlight I can't seem to find anywhere! It only shows it self in HTML and CSS that I have seen so far!
Its the highlighting that happens when you click on an Id or class value for html elements, or elements in css
Have a look at the picture below and see if you can identify the option that defines the highlight below!
It appears to be the Cascading Style Sheet color for Mark Occurrences.
Tools|Options|Fonts & Colors, Select Language: Cascading Style Sheet, Select Category: Mark Occurrences.
It appears to be related to (but not exactly the same as) NetBeans bug 189963, and may be worth noting on that bug that the highlight color suffers the same problem as the base color.
BTW, When I changed the color value for that one and clicked on OK, it did not immediately update the editor window. I had to select something else for it to mark occurrences of, and as soon as I did that I saw the new color.