B4J Question Textfield background color

As for the Pane being in the top-left corner, did you use anchors in the Visual Designer? Make sure that the parent Node of the Pane in question is the Node you think it is when setting the anchor.

As for the TextField background color, why not just make it white (or any other color, really) with maximum transparency? Then the underlying Pane's background color should show through.

Roycefer,

Two good thoughts there but...
My first attempt was to select "Transparent" as the backround colour of the Textfield. The background colour turns to Blue when the Textfield is selected to enter text.
I have tried setting the colour to Green [or Pink, or Red] with the alpha set to zero, unfortunately the text disappears. Presumably it's alpha also goes to zero???

On the Top/Left issue attached is a SS of the Pane in the VD, perhaps you can see something I'm missing.

Regards Roger

Instead of setting the color in the Drawable/Color section of the Visual Designer, try adding "-fx-background-color:green;" (or whatever) to the TextField's ExtraCSS in Background Properties in the Visual Designer. That works for me.

For the Panel alignment, it looks correct. You have the anchors set to "TOP" and "LEFT" and the left/top distances are both set to 0. The parent Node is Main. By all rights, it should appear in the upper left corner. The only thing I can think of is to make sure you only have one variant of the layout (check the Variants tab). Are you doing any Designer Scripts?

Roycefer

You solved the Top/Left issue, designer script, I had forgotten that I had done that early on. I feel like an idiot.

Currently I have -fx-padding: 0;" in the CSS to zero the padding. If I insert -fx-background-color:green; in it's place it works as expected.
If I try to use both parameters in CSS " -fx-padding: 0;"& "-fx-background-color:green;" it fails miserably.
Could you please give me a sample of the correct syntax for using multiple parameters in CSS.

Many Thanks Roger

It should just be a simple matter of using semi-colon-separated lines:

If that doesn't work, try reversing the order.

Roycefer,

It works like a charm.

Once again many thanks.
Regards Roger