Properties inherited from class javafx.scene.Region background, border, cacheShape, centerShape, height, insets, maxHeight, maxWidth, minHeight, minWidth, opaqueInsets, padding, prefHeight, prefWidth, scaleShape, shape, snapToPixel, width ComboBoxBase armed, editable, onAction, onHidden, onHiding, onShowing, onShown, promptText, showing, value The default is MenuButton mode.įor a Button like appearance the style class to use is STYLE_CLASS_BUTTONĪnd for SplitMenuButton appearance and behavior, the style class to use isĬolorPicker.getStyleClass().add('button') ĬolorPicker.getStyleClass().add('split-button') Since: JavaFX 2.2 The ColorPicker control's appearance can be styled in three ways: a simple Button mode, The promptText is not supported and hence is a no-op.ĬolorPicker colorPicker = new ColorPicker() If the new color is saved, this color will then appear in theĬustom colors area on the color palette. Once a new color is defined, users can choose whether they want to save it HSB and Web modes of interaction, to create new colors. The user does not want to choose from the predefined set, they can create a customĬolor by interacting with a custom color dialog. The ColorPicker control provides a color palette with a predefined set of colors. Is specified, a default initial color is used. The value is the currently selected Color.Īn initial color can be set by calling setColor or via the constructor.

Palette of colors with a simple one click selection OR define their own custom color. ColorPicker control allows the user to select a color from either a standard

Colorpicker javafx