Karl T
Karl T
Does the screenshot really show a table header? Looks strange. What are you doing?
No answer since 3 weeks. Assume that issue is solved...
Panels fills the whole background if they are opaque, which is the default. So you need to make the rounded panel non-opaque (e.g. `roundedPanel.setOpaque(false)`). The downside is that FlatLaf no...
I've changed panel's background painting behavior: rounded background is now always painted, even if panel is non-opaque. Try latest `3.5-SNAPSHOT`: https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf#snapshots
A snapshot for this PR is now available. Use `PR-856-SNAPSHOT` as version. https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf#snapshots
@DJ-Raven and @stefanoschalkidis many thanks for reporting. Should be fixed now 😉
Menu items are non-opaque by default. So they do not have a background (in default state). You probably want to change the popup menu background: https://www.formdev.com/flatlaf/components/popupmenu/
The values in UIManager are used when creating components and are then stored in component UI delegates. So you need to update UI delegates in that case. You can use...
Looks like a layout problem, not like a FlatLaf problem, because the look is equal in both screenshots... What happens if you resize the window in the second screenshot? Do...
Are there any exceptions?