From: Shabnam Shaikh on 13 Apr 2010 12:44 hello ... i have applied a background image on my figure in gui...and have applied a ststic text...but because of the colorful background....my static text appears to be in grey...i want the backgorund of static text to be invisible...what should i do???
From: Walter Roberson on 13 Apr 2010 14:48 Shabnam Shaikh wrote: > i have applied a background image on my figure in gui...and have applied > a ststic text...but because of the colorful background....my static text > appears to be in grey...i want the backgorund of static text to be > invisible...what should i do??? You will probably have to attack this at the java level. The BackgroundColor property of a uicontrol cannot be set to 'none' . Personally I would think it likely that if you have a background image, then unless you manage to find a contrasting color that does not appear in the image, that there is significant danger of text (or individual characters) being unreadable without the frame.
From: Walter Roberson on 13 Apr 2010 14:51 Shabnam Shaikh wrote: > i have applied a background image on my figure in gui...and have applied > a ststic text...but because of the colorful background....my static text > appears to be in grey...i want the backgorund of static text to be > invisible...what should i do??? On second thought, instead of going in at the Java level, you can just place an axis on your figure and use the text() function and set the EdgeColor property of it to 'none'.
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