I actually posted a link called LookAndFeel_V2, if you’d clicked it it would have brought you to the source in github, here inlined for your convenience:
…click it…
I actually posted a link called LookAndFeel_V2, if you’d clicked it it would have brought you to the source in github, here inlined for your convenience:
…click it…
Just click on a line number in github, copy that URL onto a separate line. The rest happens automatically…
This is what i have now. but the border is still black (i want white) and i want the text to show in white but i think im doing it wrong aha.
class CustomLAF : public juce::LookAndFeel_V4
{
public:
void drawLabel(Graphics& g, Label& label)override {
g.drawRoundedRectangle(0, 0, 75, 30, 10, 3);
g.setColour(label.findColour(Label::backgroundColourId));
g.fillRoundedRectangle(label.getLocalBounds().toFloat(), 5);
g.drawFittedText(label.getText(),0,0,75,30,
Justification::Flags(),1,0.f);
g.setColour(label.findColour(Label::outlineColourId));
if (!label.isBeingEdited())
{
auto alpha = label.isEnabled() ? 1.0f : 0.5f;
const Font font(getLabelFont(label));
g.setColour(label.findColour(Label::textColourId).withMultipliedAlpha(alpha));
g.setFont(font);
}
}
};
a) don’t use fixed numbers in the LnF, since the component could be of a different size. Use the numbers label.getLocalBounds() returns instead.
b) call the drawRoundedRectangle() last, since all painting paints over the previous call
c) to set the colours, there is a ColourId -> Colour map in the lookAndFeel, hence you can call e.g. otherLookAndFeel.setColour (Label::outlineColourId, Colours::white);
and it will be used in all Labels you set the lookAndFeel to
HTH