ResponsivePane is an attempt to do something in that way, but I chose a slightly different approach where the system automatically switches between different layouts and CSS files depending on the window's size. It has a common area (reusable nodes) and then specific layouts per size. https://tbeernot.wordpress.com/2016/12/11/responsivepane/ https://github.com/JFXtras/jfxtras/blob/9.0/jfxtras-common/src/main/java/jfxtras/scene/layout/responsivepane/ResponsivePane.java
It worked very well, I used it to transition between desktop, tablet en phone screens. Except problems with higher screen DPI's, which I was not able to solve because the DPI info JavaFX gave me was inaccurate. On 28-1-2020 00:02, Pedro Duque Vieira wrote:
Hi, AFAIK, -fx-padding values are also affected as long as they're also defined in em. I agree, would also be nice for other things to scale automatically, depending on the font size defined in root. I don't think other properties besides -fx-padding also scale. One thing that would be nice to have to be able to do responsive design as we can do on the web, would be to have things like media queries (css rules that only apply on specified screen sizes), being able to specify layout through CSS, other properties responding to changes in font size in the root when defined in em. Cheers,
