Customizing JToggleButton Look and Feel : JToggleButton « Swing « Java Tutorial
| Property String | Object Type |
| ToggleButton.background | Color |
| ToggleButton.border | Border |
| ToggleButton.darkShadow | Color |
| ToggleButton.disabledText | Color |
| ToggleButton.focus | Color |
| ToggleButton.focusInputMap | Object[ ] |
| ToggleButton.font | Font |
| ToggleButton.foreground | Color |
| ToggleButton.gradient | List |
| ToggleButton.highlight | Color |
| ToggleButton.light | Color |
| ToggleButton.margin | Insets |
| ToggleButton.select | Color |
| ToggleButton.shadow | Color |
| ToggleButton.textIconGap | Integer |
| ToggleButton.textShiftOffset | Integer |
| ToggleButtonUI | String |
| 14.8.JToggleButton | ||||
| 14.8.1. | Creating JToggleButton Components | |||
| 14.8.2. | JToggleButton is a button that has two states. Pressed and not pressed. | |||
| 14.8.3. | Listening to JToggleButton Events with an ActionListener |  | ||
| 14.8.4. | Listening to JToggleButton Events with an ItemListener |  | ||
| 14.8.5. | Listening to JToggleButton Events with a ChangeListener |  | ||
| 14.8.6. | The event sequence for JToggleButton: ActionListener, ItemListener and ChangeListener |  | ||
| 14.8.7. | Customizing JToggleButton Look and Feel | |||
| 14.8.8. | This class represents the toggle buttons used in toolbars. | |||