By Alvin Alexander. Last updated: October 12, 2014
As a quick note, in a Scala/Swing application, I needed to change the font on a TitledBorder
on two JPanel
instances, and this code worked:
// the desired font val font = new Font("Helvetica Neue", Font.PLAIN, 15) // set the font on the titledborder instances volumeControlPanel.getBorder.asInstanceOf[TitledBorder].setTitleFont(font) keysPanel.getBorder.asInstanceOf[TitledBorder].setTitleFont(font)
The key in the solution is to get the Border
from the JPanel
, then cast it to a TitledBorder
, where you can set the font. (Of course this assumes that you’re trying to change the font on a TitledBorder
component.) While the example shown here is written in Scala, it can easily be converted to Java.