The toolbar does support vertical layouts, but I don't think it rotates it's contents.

I can deal with the rotate myself, I already do.

@User uploaded a file:

Hehe, I made a mess 🙂

🙂

I think there's a trick for wrapping them in a group for a toolbar, but I'm not sure

It might break the overflow functionality though

Nah, I just hadn't set the orientation. It's working perfectly now, just too much padding everywhere.

Cool

Padding fixed, but there is some spacing between the buttons as well.

Don't know where it's coming from.

ToolBar seems to contain a VBox when in vertical mode, and it might have some spacing configured by default.

Does it also have spacing by default in horizontal mode?

It looks like both horizontal and vertical have a default spacing of 0.333em in modena.css.

It looks like there's also some padding

Vertical:

-fx-padding: 0.5em 0.416667em 0.5em 0.416667em;

Horizontal:

-fx-padding: 0.416667em 0.5em 0.416667em 0.5em;

Yes, I've removed the spacing. When I removed the padding, the >> arrows that show up when there isn't enough room is displaced, looking at adding padding to them instead.

Seems to be a 1px gap still though. Might be the buttons, but didn't see it before.

The >> has a class of

.tool-bar-overflow-button

, so you could target that directly if you need to.

The CSS "docs" says it's a stackpane with class arrow.. hmm..

Will use

.tool-bar-overflow-button

It didn't help actually.. strange

I think there a stackpane

.arrow

inside a stackpane

.tool-bar-overflow-button

inside the toolbar, but I'm not sure if that will help

Nice, thanks. Trying 🙂

With ScenicView I can see that the overflow-button did get my padding but it had no effect.

Lame 😞

If all else fails, I guess you could throw a pane with a set width/height in there

I've got to take off for a while

We'll figure it out 🙂 Committing now, should have gone to sleep two hours ago 🙂

OK. Thanks for the help!