Java Swing import CSS Style
Question
How can I import my CSS style into a Java Application?
I have a normal CSS with the JButton#btn class styles and so on.
But how can I import it into my Application?
2 answers
solution1
3 2014-02-09 11:17:49
I want to turn the GUI with Java Swing with the file like in Python with the QT Framework
Swing doesn't work that way. To change the look of a Swing GUI, we set a Pluggable Look and Feel . It is true hat certain Swing components (including JButton ) will render parts of HTML 3.2 and simple styles, and can indeed import stylesheets (and understand very basic CSS), it is implemented in a 'less than ideal' way. For example, if a button styled with HTML/CSS is disabled, it does not gain the default 'disabled look' for a button.
I am led to understand the Java-FX GUI toolkit allows more the style you are after. See the JavaFX CSS Reference Guide for details.
solution2
0 2014-02-09 10:57:30
You don't import CSS into an application as a whole, CSS is applied directly to webpages. In order to insert an external CSS style into a page, you need to add this into <head> part
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mystyle.css">
You can check w3schools for more info about inserting CSS into a page.
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