I have a JFrame
with BorderLayout
, there are panels on all sides (North, East ,...). In the panels there are labels and buttons mostly.
Now I want the frame to have a background image, some research told me that i had to change the content pane of my frame.
When I try this however, the content gets put in the background and isn't visible. Also, I don't know how to resize the image if the frame is resized.
Is there an easy fix for this or will I have to rework most of my code?
put JPanel
(or JComponent
) with background Image to the BorderLayout.CENTER
, then this JPanel
fills whole JFrame
area, rest of yout JComponents
put to this JPanel
there are Jpanels on all sides (North, East ,...). In the Jpanels there are Jlabels and Jbuttons mostly.
these JComponents
covered all available Rectangle
for JFrame
, then Background Image
(from my 1st point) never will be dispalyed, because these JComponents
are on_top JFrame
and could be hide this Image
as well,
add JPanel with Background Image
(from my 1st point), then put there another JPanel(s)
with JPanel#setOpaque(false);
, then this JPanel
will be transparent, notice JPanel
has implemented by default FlowLayout