If you use a GridLayout there is now "flowing" in each cell. Unless you do as I say and add a JPanel with FlowLayout in the grid. Otherwise whatever you add to the grid at that location will occupy...
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If you use a GridLayout there is now "flowing" in each cell. Unless you do as I say and add a JPanel with FlowLayout in the grid. Otherwise whatever you add to the grid at that location will occupy...
You can use multiple panels each with their own layout manager. What I do is have one main panel. Then add as many subpanels as needed. You can go as deep as you like with how many panels you use.