jscrollpane

Because of a rotated content area, textoverflow, and a -webkit issue about the scroll bar not showing properly I've decided to use jscrollpane. For initial issue: Original Issue question to Sitepoint. To prevent all that extra css code to create my own scrollbar for -webkit browsers I decided to use jscrollpane. It works accept for one major issue: The bottom several lines of text remain invisible! Please see: overflow: auto; with jscrollpane, but cutting off bottom text. How do I make it scrollable enabling all of the content to be visible? Any help is appreciated. PChuprina jScrollPane has

did someone try to make custom scrollbars for jquery UI autocomplete widget? I'm trying to use jScrollPane jquery component in combination with autocomplete widget, but so far didn't have any success. If someone knows about some jquery autocomplete component with custom scrollbars, or knows how to change jquery ui autocomplete widget to support jscrollpane component, I would appreciate it. DEMO: http://so.lucafilosofi.com/autocomplete-jquery-ui-plugin-with-custom-scrollbars UPDATED: 22/09/2015 updated to all latest versions: jquery 1.11.3, jquery-ui 1.11.4, jScrollPane 2.0.22 .... open:

I have a JPanel which contains some fields. The height of the JPanel is limited so I have to put a JScrollPane around it so people can scroll down. As you can see below, it displays perfectly. But you can't scroll down (or up). DetailPanel detail = new DetailPanel(); JScrollPane jsp = new JScrollPane(detail); jsp.setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS); jsp.setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy(JScrollPane.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_NEVER); jsp.setBounds(745, 10, 235, 225); add(jsp); Detail panel: private void init(){ setLayout(null); setSize(140, 400); int x = 5, y = 0; for(int i =

I only need a table to show 3 rows which get top 3 selling products from DB. The table is ready, but the there's a huge portion of table which is practically empty, except for 3 rows. How can I set height of this scrollpane to match the height of 3 rows? SOLUTION: table.setPreferredScrollableViewportSize(table.getPreferredSize()); kleopatra It's a quirk of the JTable's Scrollable implementation: it sets an arbitrary fixed prefScrollable size. You null it to make the scrollPane to fall back to using the table's preferredSize: table.setPreferredScrollableViewportSize(null); Edit outch, @vedran

I am adding lots of components (JPanels, JLabels etc.) into a JScrollPane programagically at the start of my program based on some stuff from a database. It seems that this procedure is too fast for the GUI(?), so the JScrollPane does not always update correctly, i.e the scroll bars are not visible even though the inner JPanel is bigger than the visible area. Resizing the Window (JFrame) fixes the problem, as I assume Java is re-printing the components when they are resized. As a test, I have added a debug-button that I can click after the startup of the program has finished. I am trying to