> Currently, when a Label is inside a BoxPane, and fill==false, the > Label will never wrap, which is a little odd, particularly when there > is available space. > I want to create a BoxPane, where orientation==vertical and > fill==false, but components are allowed to size themselves vertically > within the available width.
Again, how do you propose to do that? You certainly don't want that behavior all of the time - the fill flag allows you to turn it on and off. > On the Border front, I want to be able create a Border around an > ImageView, and then place that Border inside a BoxPane, and tell the > Border that it should not fill the available space, but instead align > itself within that available space. This is consistent with how Label > and ImageView work. So really, what I'm saying is that we should > extend functionality that is available inside Label to Label's that > are inside a Border object. Still not understanding. By default, if you put a Border in a BoxPane, it won't fill the available space. It will fill only its preferred size. Also, what you are describing is *not* consistent with Label and ImageView. The alignment styles of those components control the alignment of their own content, not how they are positioned within a parent container (exactly the way the corresponding styles in BoxPane behave).
