<image-pattern>
The <image-pattern> data type represents a customizable tiled texture of type <paint> that can be used for backgrounds and fills.
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The JavaFX CSS Data types underpin what can and can’t be achieved using each CSS Property and function.
In general, JavaFX CSS data types are less complete than the ones you might be used to from ‘standard’ web CSS. For example, the data type supports only some of the units of distance. However, some like have been extended.
I hope this section provides the basis for using each data type effectively.
<radial-gradient>
The <radial-gradient> data type is a <paint> texture that varies evenly as it radiates from a central point.
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The <paint> data type represents a texture used to color backgrounds and borders. It is one of the most versatile data types in JavaFX CSS.
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The <linear-gradient> data type is a <paint> texture that varies evenly between the defined colors over a straight path.
Continue reading<size>
The <size> JavaFX CSS data type is the most common data type in JavaFX CSS. It is similar to the web CSS data type <length-percentage>
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The <percentage> JavaFX CSS data type made up of a <number> and the unit %. It is used to convey proportions.
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The number JavaFX CSS data type is one of the fundamental JavaFX CSS data types. Be aware of the limitations of the JavaFX CSS interpreter.
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The integer JavaFX CSS data type is one of the simplest data types, consisting of one or more digits with an optional leading + or – sign.
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The JavaFX <length> data type is made up of a <number> and optionally a unit. Not all length units are supported compared to web CSS.
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The URI CSS Data Type is created by the url() function, and encodes the location of resources to be loaded in CSS. See the url() function for limitations of the
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