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1. Stacking Jpanels on top of other    stackoverflow.com

I have created 5 very similar panels that are suppuosed to be visible in the same area of a frane on at a time, What I mean is that when the ...

2. How do I get a LinearLayout where the components are stacked on top of eachother in Swing?    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to create a custom JDialog. I would like to have the components stacked on top of eachother with their preferred height, but the width should fill the container. Similar ...

3. Why is only the top-level component rendered?    stackoverflow.com

I'm creating a game applet for use on my website and I hate Swing's way of laying out/rendering components. So I thought I could set up an arrangement that allowed me ...

4. How to add components from the top of the JPanel using GridBagLayout?    coderanch.com

Hi ALl, How to add components from the top of the JPanel using GridBagLayout? I hope by default it starts from the centre. Here is my code. JPanel panel = new JPanel(); GridBagLayout gbl = new GridBagLayout(); GridBagConstraints gbc = new GridBagConstraints(); panel.setLayout(gbl); priceButton = new JButton(); panel.add(priceButton); I tried diff options but it didnt work. Thanks in advance. Regards, Kannan ...

5. Problem with "GridLayout" laying out the top part of my assignment.    coderanch.com