I have this Java JFrame class, in which I want to use a boxlayout, but I get an error saying java.awt.AWTError: BoxLayout can't be shared. I've seen others with this problem, but they solved it by ...

I have a JPanel with Constraint's of Y_Axis so that whenever I add a new Component it will automatically be Added on a new Line.But the Problem is that the Label inside is not Aligned to Left or Ri...

I want to create simple menu with difficult levels Next few lines of code is constructor. super(); setMinimumSize(new Dimension(600, 300)); setMaximumSize(new Dimension(600, 300)); setPrefer...

I am confused by the following. Case A Set the layout manager for a JFrame as a BoxLayout. Add a JButton to the JFrame container. Compile. Run. Exception thrown: "Exception in thread "AWT-EventQ...

I want to stack some JComponents vertically inside a JPanel so they stack at the top and any extra space is at the bottom. I'm using a BoxLayout. The components will each contain a JTextArea that s...

In the code below, by calling setAlignmentX with Component.LEFT_ALIGNMENT I expected to get a left aligned label over a centered slider. For some reason the label is also centered, seemingly regard...

There seems to be an issue with aligning certain characters to the center of a BoxLayout along the y-axis in Java. I don't know what could cause this, & I've created an SSCCE to demonstrate the...

edit: if you downvote this question, you may leave a comment to explain why, that will be more constructive. I obtain this unexpected result... ... using this code: import javax.swing.Box; imp...

What i'm trying to do In Swing, I'm trying to use a BoxLayout or equivalent linear container, but the items in the container are stretching vertically. Inside my application, I don't want them to ...

I would like to have my JFrame that has a BoxLayout be able to have a scroll pane so I could just keep adding in Groups like if it was a receipt or invoice printer. Is there a way to add a ScrollPa...

Here is the code: Box twoPanelBox= new Box(BoxLayout.Y_AXIS); twoPanelBox.add(panelA); // red twoPanelBox.add(new JSeparator(SwingConstants.HORIZONTAL) ); twoPanelBox.add(panelB); // black And h...

I'm facing a problem with using BoxLayout. In my example, I try to decrease the height of the text field and change the width of the buttons (as shown in green marker in the picture at the bottom)...

Both x_axis and line_axis arranges components from left to right. Then what's the difference between them? This question is from Java Swing boxlayout layout manager.

I feel I need to rephrase the question a bit. Updated question below. I have a JPanel that contains: myjpanel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(selectors, BoxLayout.PAGE_AXIS)); It contains the followi...

Most layout managers have no-argument constructors (that is, you can create a FlowLayout with new FlowLayout (), a GridLayout with new GridLayout (), a GridBagLayout with new GridBagLayout (), etc....

I have browsed around and haven't found a solution that specifically tailors to my situation. I have a panel that I display in a dialog box: //create dialog panel JPanel panel = new JPanel(); pane...

I have four buttons in a BoxLayout group. This is just a sample of two because it's all repeated code. I want to create a slight space between each button so they don't run into each other. I have ...

here's an SSCCE: import java.awt.Color; import java.awt.Dimension; import javax.swing.Box; import javax.swing.BoxLayout; import javax.swing.JButton; import javax.swing.JComboBox; import javax.swin...

I'm trying to create a very simple window using Java Layouts. I have got three elements to arrange: a button, a progress bar and a label. The button has to be vertically centered, the progress bar ...