Maybe doesn't paint bottom non-border line in the JFrame? about seaglass HOT 17 CLOSED

Panels are transparent and show the shaded background through.

We will be changing the default background color to our typical #f8f8f8 gray in 
the next release, with a client 
property on the root pane to change it to the shaded look.

The shaded look is intended to integrate any toolbars with the title bar and 
general window frame. If you want 
to use it you would set a background color on a panel that is embedded in your 
content pane and the toolbars 
would look distinct.

The trees and such are supposed to be white. I'm not sure what class your "View 
by" and such are contained 
in. If you actually set the panel to be opaque using setOpaque(true) you should 
get a gray (f8) background. If 
you set a background color you'll get that.

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They're JPanels. I didn't set them explicitly opaque, or set the background
colors (other than for the JTree, which I set to white). I'm okay with the 
shaded
look, but the white was a bit odd considering it didn't match the blue on the 
right
either.

Hmmm.... That's strange. Is this Sea Glass version 0.1.7.2? Or trunk? Or what?

I had originally done it against a 0.1.6. However to be sure, I just checked out
trunk and ran it against that. They still appear white.

Okay, let me write something similar and verify. Thanks!

Well, I tried to write a test-case for you, but the test-case worked. So, the 
problem
must be a fault in my code then. So upon checking it out, I wasn't setting the
background color on the JTree, but on the container panel. The panels at the 
north
and south were being transparent and letting that white shine through. I didn't
notice before because the system L&F painted the north/south panel backgrounds.

However while checking this out, I did notice a single line at the bottom of the
JFrame just inside the border that wasn't being painted (it let the underlying 
window
shine through). Not sure what the cause of this is.

Sorry about the misfiled bug. :-/

No problem.

Can you send a screen shot of the new issue with the single line not being 
painted?

Attached. I moved the window down on top of my taskbar, as it's a dark green of
sorts, and would provide a good contrast. It also happened in my previous 
test-case I
wrote, so it's not specific to my Eleven app. I hope this helps.

Hmmm... That is peculiar. I'm possibly miscalculating something. Or not.

We'll eventually have some usage guidelines, but I'm busy working on some Maven 
plugins at the moment.

Set owner to kahuxtable.

I'm letting issue 39 marinate for awhile and looking at other issues, such as 
this one.

The outstanding problem is the bottom line issue, correct?

(Maybe I should make the background on JSplitPane be transparent, is that also 
the case?)

Yes, the non-painted bottom line is still the issue. The background of the 
JSplitPane is not transparent, and setting it to such doesn't change anything.

Hi,
The problem with the last line not beeing painted is already fixed in the 
integration_rossi branch. 

Have fun,
- Rossi

This issue is fixed in sealglass 0.2 that we just have released.
Please give this new version a try.

Have fun,
- Rossi