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I'm creating a GUI in NetBeans 13 using Java Swing and Maven as my Built Tool, and I'm about to finish up when I noticed that my GUI formatting got disorganized.

I'm gonna send a picture of what my JFrame form should look like and the disordered one to further clarify my question.

How it initially looked like

The disordered version

I have a total of four JFrame Forms, namely, Final_Frame, Log_In, Register, and Loading_screen(my main class). Everything is working perfectly fine when I tried to run my project starting from Log_In to Final_Frame, Register to Final_Frame, or Log_in to Register to Final_Frame. But when I tried to add Loading_screen at the very start since this is my main class, although it doesn't affect the GUI format of my Log_In and/or Register, it started to affect the GUI formatting of my Final_Frame. I also don't know how my Loading_screen affected Final_Frame since my Loading_screen only has a couple of JPanel, JLabel, and a Progress Bar

I couldn't figure out the problem at all since it is not throwing an Exception so I tried to Clean my project and then Build again but the problem still occurs.

Hope you can help me, thank you so much.

Ralph Daniel Honra
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  • _when I tried to add `Loading_screen` at the very start_ So you changed your code and started seeing problems, right? That implies to me that the cause of your problem may be the code. Forgive me, but unless I see your code, I can't help you with it. Just out of curiosity, what kind of answer were you expecting to get? Something regarding how to configure Maven or NetBeans? I suggest that you [edit] your question and post a [mcve]. Also add the platform you are on and the Java version you are using. – Abra Sep 23 '22 at 10:58
  • @Abra Good day! First of all, thank you for responding. So I figured out that the problem lies with the type of `FlatLaf` theme that I'm using, I'm using the `FlatDarkLaf` theme in my `Final_Frame`, `Log_In`, and `Register` which differs from the `FlatDarculaLaf` theme that I'm using in my `Loading_screen`, and that what's causing the problem. Thank you so much and I will definitely consider your suggestion when I try to ask a question again, thanks! – Ralph Daniel Honra Sep 23 '22 at 13:38
  • @Abra So then I tried to make all of their themes to `FlatDarkLaf` and then they worked. So I guess if I have multiple JFrame from then I should use the same `FlatLaf` theme. – Ralph Daniel Honra Sep 23 '22 at 14:19

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