I recently presented the NEOS application that was developed for the European Broadcasting Union. Now that a few weeks have passed the UI has been polished and a lot of work was invested into styling it via the CSS support of JavaFX. I really like the results and thought it would be good to show you.
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Nice looking indeed, good job! So you only worked on the CSS to get to this result, right? Still early learner on JavaFX, but looking at this, I see there is potential to get to good looking results.
Yes, this is all CSS, no extra controls.
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Nice work, but there are some other things that jump into my face 😀
look at the second screenshot
Space between inputfield from Txm No and WorkOrder Type are not the same like the rest
also the Calnder Picker next to Date/Time have not he same high like the rest of the input fields.
Just small things but for me there are big as hell 😀 😉
And I agree with you Garog, but these issues are not directly CSS-related but layout problems that the developers must have missed.
I just want to add this, i wrote that because of “PIXEL PERFECT – Where pixels have a home” 😉
Have you altred FXML or layout in code, if FXML wasn’t used, or it’s reqlly just CSS?
Like controls positions.
This is all CSS … or do you see any controls that are in a different location now?
Tabs on the left are on different locations, and there are more of them. But general controls are the same, I was confused that there are different count of screenshots.
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