How to change the look of a disabled JButton in java?

If you are talking about the text, then you might be able to use the UIManager to change the disabled foreground color. Check out the UIManager Defaults.

You'll want to modify the Look and Feel you are using. There are tons available for download and you can of course make your own.

You can add HTML coding to your button which gives a large range of flexibility, even to disabled buttons. Example: button. SetText("3").

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– user unknown Sep 5 at 23:43.

You can also set a disable icon with JButton.setDisableIcon().

I am not 100% on this, but I think you can overwrite the paint method of the button's glasspane to overlay it with the color of your choice. Here is a tutorial on the panes of a container: java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing....

Individual components don't have a glasspane. The glasspane is for the entire frame. – camickr Oct 19 '09 at 20:21.

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