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That is the expected behaviour. the set graphic method on a node adds the graphic within the target node, thereby stretching the target node to allow it to fit. If you want to change the background image of the button, use the CSSUtils library. Sub ButtonBOTTOM(BTN As Button) CSSUtils.SetBack
link: Thanks for that. Where did you learn about the setgraphic actions? I would like to expand my learning

Hi to all another strange error. I develope a program in b4j with more button and load on them image. This with internal designer. On raspberry, desktop pc (differents with win10) all image on button are visible, only on a Touch PanelPc con Win7 professional 64 bit all the button are without image.
link: 8u65, the same on the other Pc.
link: Are you using Java 8u40+ on that computer?
link: If i load image on the button from code it's work but it's a very strange, I can not do two versions of the program! Java correctly installed, netfram

I apologize for not be able to found how create buttons with images. The node buttons doesn't accept SetBackgroundImage function. My be via style property? Thanks
link: Check this: https://www.b4x.-with-image.53662/

This is a function in B4A. Is there a way to do similar to B4J?
link: You can set the image with the designer: https://www.b4x.com/basic4android/images/SS-2016-10-13_09.00.47.png Or: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t
link: Maybe I did not explain right I would like to set the 3 button states at once. as this function B4A (Enabled, Pressed, Disabled)

RunMethod("setTextAlignment",Array(TA)) Next End If End Sub 'Create an oval or round button 'Parameters: 1 or more buttons 'Designer Script : {Class}.OvalButton(Button1) Public Sub OvalButton(DesignerArgs As DesignerArgs) If DesignerArgs.FirstRun Then For i = 0 To
link: These methods are now included in DSE_Shapes class which provides more functionality.

Dim btn as JavaObject ' ' ' Dim imgPath As String =File.Combine(File.DirApp,"home32.png") btn=(Me).As(JavaObject).RunMethod("createButtonWithImage",Array("Home",imgPath)) (Me).As(JavaObject).RunMethod("addListener",Array(btn)) Form1.RootPane.AddNode(btn,60,30,0,0) Private Sub btn_click(msg As Strin

To draw the button, in your case, i would suggest to set once the button image to the ImageView. And then, instead of drawing a rotated bitmap just rotate the ImageView. Like mKnob.Rotation = xx.

I know how to do it with Java Scene Builder 2.0. You can drag an imageview onto your button, in the tree view of the controls (bottom left). Drag it over, and wait about 1 second, and you will see it will be added.
link: How can I insert an image into a button using Scene Builder? I can only do this with the code? If yes how? Grazie
link: BINGO !!! thanks;)

To set your button images, try this: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/how-to-add-an-icon-to-a-button-via-code.57733/#post-363608 Then on the css of your button you need to set a padding: CSSUtils.SetStyleProperty(btn, "-fx-padding", "4px") Setting the padding with CSSUtils is the recommend
link: I have been able to switch cursor type when hovering over each image. Not tested to see if I can get image + text buttons. #2 Standalone ImageViews/I

Almost solved: I changed strategy since the same button can appear more than once on the same BBCodeview and on several expandable CLV views, I create buttons only once as *.png images, save to AppData and wrap the images into commands. This offers flexibility in tems of size, text, color and actio
link: When I first read about Erel's BCtext in this Forum (not the one in Rome) I was immediately fascinated and decided to use this in my 1st B4J project a
link: Perhaps the CLVExpandable - Allows expanding or collapsing xCustomListView items is something that can help you further?

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