Is it possible to change the background of a jspinner using the nimbus laf?

Yes, it is possible. See this example (i. E SpinnerDemo4 ) from The Java Tutorials for more detail.

And yes, I did set the LaF to Nimbus when testing the code therein.

Yes, it is possible. See this example (i.e. SpinnerDemo4) from The Java Tutorials for more detail.

And yes, I did set the LaF to Nimbus when testing the code therein.

Cheers for your response. I too have tried that demo & set the laf to nimbus, but it seems that all it is doing is replacing the JTextfield component with a JLabel, removing the visible number that I require. So I modified the code so that the Editor extended a JTextField instead, & inserted a line in the changelistener to change the background color, but the number still didn't display.So I also created a method to update the text to be displayed, but I still need this value to be manually editable by the user, which this process doesn't do.

I don't understand why nimbus ignores SetBackground – Daryl Oct 27 at 6:22.

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