Hi,

I got a nice way of creating button Morphs somewhere on the Web. However,
for showing the button label it uses the StringMorph. In StringMorph I find
the method “font: aFont”. Could I use that for setting the Font shown on the
button? And what should I use as aFont? Doing “aFont := TextMorph new …..”
is wrong. Are there other ways to get to an alternative of the default font
through the StringMorph?

What I did so far:

*My Class instance:*
        labelMorph := (ButtonElementMorph “new”)
                createLabelMorph: aLabel
                withEmphasis: anEmphasis
                /withFont: aFont./

What I found on the web – *ButtonElementMorph Class instance:*
        (StringMorph contents: aLabel)
                emphasis: anEmphasis;
                /font: aFont./

*StringMorph class instance:*
        emphasis: anEmphasis.
        /font: aFont/ “can I use this and what should I place here?”

Thank you in advance for giving me th right direction to find a solution!

Fredrik




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