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JFXScrollPane does not allow centering of nodes (specifically JFXMasonry)
See original GitHub issue
The masonry is not centered and cannot be centered, I applied
StackPane.setAlignment(masonry, Pos.TOP_CENTER);
and
scrollpane.setAlignment(Pos.CENTER);
with no luck
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The MasonryPane itself is centered. For me, you can’t center childs inside the MasonryPane beacause this feature seems not implemented. The first node will be always placed on the top-left corner by default.
A tricky workarround could be to increase the left margin/padding based on the number of nodes loaded in the MasonryPane.
does this feature already exist? Was solved?