adding font styles to JOP in Java SE using basic html
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String txt= "Do You want to Exit from Invoice? ";
*Put HTML tags
String txt= "<html>Do You want to Exit from Invoice? </html>";
*Change the Properties
(I want the "Invoice" word to be bolt,underlined,colored and set the whole sentence's font size to 4)
String txt= "<html><font size=4>Do You want to Exit from <font color= A7239C><b><u>Invoice</u></b></font> ? </font></html>";
1)Normal message dialog with default font and color.
the Code:
JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(rootPane,
"Do You want to Exit from Invoice? ", "Message", JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
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You see,message consists of just plain text(Boring...) |
2) Changing the Text properties as I wish
* first take the Sentence to show into a String Variable
String txt= "Do You want to Exit from Invoice? ";
*Put HTML tags
String txt= "<html>Do You want to Exit from Invoice? </html>";
*Change the Properties
(I want the "Invoice" word to be bolt,underlined,colored and set the whole sentence's font size to 4)
String txt= "<html><font size=4>Do You want to Exit from <font color= A7239C><b><u>Invoice</u></b></font> ? </font></html>";
the final Code:
JOptionPane.showConfirmDialog(rootPane,txt, "Message", JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION);
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now its got some user friendly view |


good, but try to write code examples with different font or pattern.
ReplyDeleteand I prefer one shot topic here.
eg :- 'adding font styles to JOP in Java SE using basic html'.
kep it uo.
thanks dude
DeleteI like that suggestion