I've been trying to create a Java desktop app using Java, JavaScript and JavaFX and one part of the app should be able to display a location on the map using the location of the venue taken from the database…
I am struggling with making an old JavaFX (+ JFoenix) school project work inside a Docker container. I made a multi-project Gradle build config (commons, server and client) that runs well with Java 21 directly on my computer (Manjaro 6.6.32…
I need an emoji along with text editing support, but when I insert any emoji in the text area (no matter if via code or via clipboard) it doesn't display at all. I tried downloading NotoColorEmoji font and setting it…
here's the problem the css FX code is .custom-combobox .arrow-button { -fx-background-color: transparent; -fx-background-size: contain; -fx-background-repeat: no-repeat; -fx-background-position: center; -fx-background-image: url('../img/downArrow.png'); } .custom-combobox .list-cell { -fx-pref-height: 70px; -fx-pref-width: 150px; -fx-background-color: red; -fx-background-size: 100% 100%; -fx-background-position: center; -fx-alignment: center; } .custom-combobox…
I have a very simple menu program I have made in JavaFX on Visual Studio Code, the code works fine on its own, but after merging with a larger project, the code refuses to work. Giving me a "JavaFX runtime…
I created a JavaFX ComboBox with JavaFX Scene Builder 21.0.0. I set the text color to white, but the text is still black. Any ideas how to resolve this issue?
i am using javafx with firebase but the problem is always there is conflict poackage when building the project there is 100 error similair to this one :error: module javafx.controlsEmpty reads package com.google.cloud from both google.cloud.core and proto.google.common.protos i tried…
I want to rotate a vertical slider in javafx so that I start with 0 from the top. I tried this: .slider { -fx-rotate: 180; } But then i got this: I would like to leave it like that, but…
I'm encountering a problem while attempting to change the text color within a Hyperlink object embedded in a JavaFX Alert (with ExpandableContent). Furthermore, I'd like to highlight that the CSS file is added to the DialogPane (indeed, background color and…
I want to be able to assign a hover color via CSS to a SplitPane Divider in JavaFX. I am able to achive this by using the following CSS .split-pane:horizontal > .split-pane-divider { -fx-background-color: transparent; } .split-pane:horizontal > .split-pane-divider:hover {…