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Java Tutorial » Swing » JScrollPane   14. 46. 10. Customizing a JScrollPane Look and Feel Property String Object Type ScrollPane.actionMap ActionMap ScrollPane.ancestorInputMap InputMap ScrollPane.ancestorInputMap.RightToLeft InputMap ScrollPane.background Color ScrollPane.border Border ScrollPane.font Font ScrollPane.foreground Color ScrollPane.viewportBorder Border ScrollPane.viewportBorderInsets Insets ScrollPaneUI String 14. 46. JScrollPane 14. 46. 1.  Working with JScrollPane Headers and Corners 14. 46. 2.  Add component to JScrollPane 14. 46. 3.  Create a scrollable list 14. 46. 4.  A corner component is displayed only if the two components at a right angle from the corner are currently shown. 14. 46. 5.  Set Row Header View 14. 46. 6.  Adding component to JScrollPane using its constructor 14. 46. 7.  JScrollPane: display a large component within a smaller display area 14. 46. 8.  Set Continuous Layout 14. 46. 9.  Resetting the Viewport Position: move JScrollPane to the top 14. 46. 10.  Customizing a JScrollPane Look and Feel 14. 46. 11.  Get the default scrollbar policy 14. 46. 12.  Listening for Scrollbar Value Changes in a JScrollPane Container 14. 46. 13.  Make the scrollbars always appear 14. 46. 14.  Make the scrollbars never appear 14. 46. 15.  JScrollPane Scrollbar Policies