javafx & fxml: how do I apply a border to a pane or label in my gui?

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You need to specify the Border Color as well. Add this to your Label tab

-fx-border-color:black;

In your case the sample code will be :

<Label text="sample text" style=" -fx-border-color:black; -fx-border-width: 1; -fx-border-style: solid;" />
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Updated on July 14, 2022

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  • tadasajon
    tadasajon almost 2 years

    I'm just getting into using fxml and it seems like a really cool idea, except for the fact that I'm having a tough time getting it to work. Supposedly I'm able to lay out my GUI using a nice markup language, and I can style the elements via CSS. So I have a label on my GUI, and I would like there to be a solid black border around it, with width=1. Seems like this should be straightforward -- adapting examples I see here and there in tutorials, etc., I do the following:

    <Label text="sample text" style="-fx-border-width: 1; -fx-border-style: solid;" />
    

    But it doesn't work. No border appears. In the Scene Builder there is a text box labelled "Style" in the properties inspector, and I can see the style I have applied appear there, but I don't see a border.

    What am I overlooking?

  • tadasajon
    tadasajon over 10 years
    Excellent. Any insight on this one? stackoverflow.com/questions/18244943/…