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Remove borders from a JComboBox

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BlackHawke - 22 Apr 2004 05:00 GMT
Hey Guys!

I got a JComboBox with a border I need to remove.

I tried:

this.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder());

But that didn't work. Any thoughts?

Nick Soutter
www.andromedaonline.net
FISH - 22 Apr 2004 11:34 GMT
> Hey Guys!
>
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> Nick Soutter
> www.andromedaonline.net

I've not actually tried removing a 'border' from a JComboBox, but I've
noted that the edge of JButton's in Metal can be removed by using
setBorder(null) .  I assume you are trying to create a combo box without
any actual box defining its area?  If the combo box component doesn't
use a Border to draw its edges (like JButtons clearly do) then you'll
have to resort to subclassing JComboBox or creating your own PLaF for
that specific component type.

-FISH-   ><


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