If you mean that your content pane must have a BorderLayout, and the other panels can have a different layout (like in your code, since you are using a FlowLayout in your sub panels), it's easy to solve your …

You're trying to add a component to a layout, and that simply cannot be done. Instead use a JPanel, give it a GridLayout, and then add the component to the JPanel (acting as the "container" here). In …

Apr 22, 2014 · BorderLayout can do this and is simpler to use than GridBagLayout. GridBagLayout can do this. In general GridBagLayout is one of the most flexible LayoutManager s and is well worth …

Nov 9, 2020 · ScreenPanel is the Content Panel for the JFrame. Menu Panel is on the WEST of the ScreenPanel. However, when I run, the width of the MenuPanel is too small, I tried adding setSize (); …

Mar 9, 2013 · 8 What basically i'm trying to do is to add 2 pictures, Side-By-Side in the center of a JPanel and a JLabel to the right of the JPanel, So I was told to set the layout of the JPanel as …

Mar 21, 2018 · BorderLayout expects you to put all of your components into a JPanel, then add them to areas of the BorderLayout like WEST and NORTH. BorderLayout does not work well with using …

Jul 2, 2014 · I want to place more than one element in one region of BorderLayout. As suggest on various sites, I used 3 separate panels for 3 regions and placed 2 elements in different regions in …

Apr 12, 2015 · I have a JPanel with a BorderLayout. In the Center of this JPanel I have another JPanel with GridBagLayout. I want to add vertically in the second JPanel some JLabels from top left corner. I …

Feb 16, 2012 · Assuming you are already using BorderLayout, you can use panels to control the layout of your frame and create a border feel. Then, you can request a preferred size using …

How do I display two JPanels in the 'North' in borderlayout? Here's and example code that outputs a GUI with three distinct rows, Top, Middle, Bottom. There's one button covering the first row, 3 b...