Answer by meverett for Java gui layout
I'd suggest MigLayout, it's very simple and very powerful. In this case all you need to do is JPanel p = new JPanel(new MigLayout("wrap")); p.add(new JLabel());p.add(new JTextField());p.add(new...
View ArticleAnswer by Stas Jaro for Java gui layout
I would suggest gridlayout. You can choose he rows and columnsime a table
View ArticleAnswer by ebeprogrammer for Java gui layout
you could use a BoxLayout and in the constructor set the layout type to Box.Y_AXIS, and with this all of the widgets will fall under the previous one added, OR you could still use the GridLayout but...
View ArticleAnswer by Costis Aivalis for Java gui layout
BoxLayout is what you need: getContentPane().setLayout(new javax.swing.BoxLayout(getContentPane(), javax.swing.BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
View ArticleAnswer by Hovercraft Full Of Eels for Java gui layout
Look at BoxLayout, but more important, go through the layout manager tutorial to get an overview of all the user-friendly layout managers. Edit 1:Also, GridLayout sometimes works well in this...
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How can I make a gui layout in java which is column based? by that i mean:JLabelJTextFieldJLabelJTextFieldJLabelJTextField I want them all stacked on to of each other, rather than side by side. In the...
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