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If the default HTML JLabel font under JDK 1.4 and later is bold, since there is no “un-bold” or “plain” command in HTML, how do I get a plain font?

April 26, 2017bold Default font html JDK jlabel later plain

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If the default HTML JLabel font under JDK 1.4 and later is bold, since there is no “un-bold” or “plain” command in HTML, how do I get a plain font?

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In JDK 1.4.x and later you can call JLabel.setFont() to set a PLAIN font, then setText to specify your HTML. Alternatively, J2PrinterWorks includes a JLabel subclass called J2Label which provides a default PLAIN font under any JDK version.