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Java Tutorial » Swing » JScrollBar   14.48.5.Customizing a JScrollBar Look and FeelPrevious/Next Property String Object Type scrollbar Color ScrollBar.actionMap ActionMap ScrollBar.allowsAbsolutePositioning Boolean ScrollBar.ancestorInputMap InputMap ScrollBar.ancestorInputMap.RightToLeft InputMap ScrollBar.background Color ScrollBar.border Border ScrollBar.darkShadow Color ScrollBar.focusInputMap Object[ ] ScrollBar.focusInputMap.RightToLeft InputMap ScrollBar.foreground Color ScrollBar.gradient List ScrollBar.highlight Color ScrollBar.maximumThumbSize Dimension ScrollBar.minimumThumbSize Dimension ScrollBar.shadow Color ScrollBar.squareButtons Boolean ScrollBar.thumb Color ScrollBar.thumbDarkShadow Color ScrollBar.thumbHeight Integer ScrollBar.thumbHighlight Color ScrollBar.thumbShadow Color ScrollBar.track Color ScrollBar.trackForeground Color ScrollBar.trackHighlight Color ScrollBar.trackHighlightForeground Color ScrollBar.width Integer ScrollBarUI String 14.48.JScrollBar 14.48.1. The simplest of the bounded range components is the JScrollBar 14.48.2. Listening to Scrolling Events with a ChangeListener 14.48.3. JScrollBar and Adjustment event 14.48.4. Always display scrollbar 14.48.5. Customizing a JScrollBar Look and Feel