Multiple Panels in one JFrame | Java Tutorial

In this Java tutorial, you will learn how to use multiple panels in a single JFrame to create dynamic and interactive graphical user interfaces. You will see how to create, add and switch between different panels. You will also learn how to add components such as buttons and labels and to each panel. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to create your own GUI applications with multiple panels in a JFrame.
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[@nelsonsanchezcastillo8217]

Amazing Video, thank you

[@sanethdassanayake]

I want the button to change to a custom color when I click it. If it doesn't, then it should just go back to the default color. How can I make that happen?

[@francisvicdawang2094]

How did you hide the those tabs?

[@Advontures]

Sir how did you hide the tabs titles?

[@IyanuKwent]

he just expand the tab out of the window

[@kelvinrubix4010]

​@@IyanuKwenttried that didn't work

[@user-xd5px5ef5p]

@@kelvinrubix4010 use the absolute lay out in jform