Styjun

I'm making the application with JavaFX. I'm making GUI in Scene Builder

I have AnchorPane that includes a label.
I placed the image and text to a label.

The text is placed after image but it is not going under image if there are too many lines of text.

Here is what I have in Scene Builder:

How to achieve this?

EDIT:

I tried to bind wrap property of a label to image, but I have an error in Intelij Idea:

lb_previewCard - is the fxid of the label

previewImage - is the fxid of ImageView

EDIT 2:

Here is my code in controller:

@FXML private AnchorPane previewCard;
@FXML private Label lb_randomCard;
@FXML private ImageView previewImage;

@FXML
 public void initialize(URL location, ResourceBundle resources) 

lb_previewCard.wrapTextProperty().bind(previewCard.prefWidthProperty());

I tried to assign different width properties of Anchor Pane to wrapTextPropery() of the label and Intelij Idea makes errors like this:

when I pick methods connected with wrapping of the label I can have only three of them:

EDIT 3:

I tried to create a String variable and assign text from label to it but this variable can't have such method as bind()

private String textFromPreviewCard = lb_previewCard.getText();

Edit: It has come to my attention that the first answer I left did not work. I'm terribly sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused you; I have good intentions.

Since then, I've been searching for an answer, and I can't find one unfortunately. Binding the text wrapping property to it's parent just makes text-width dynamic to it's container, and does not wrap around other nodes. Unsure whether to delete this answer or not, I'll tell you what I'd do.

If your app needs to manipulate the content of the text, this isn't what you want, but I would make an image with text wrapping in another application, like Paint, Photoshop, or Gimp and save the whole thing as an image. I think even MS Word will allow you to do it. Then save the image and have your application display the image with text as an ImageView.

I hope this helps at least a little. Hopefully someone here will have a more functional answer.