u/No-Security-7518

Fellow developers who are of the school of thought that don't see the appeal of FXML, this is not for you. Sorry.
I'm a big fan of FXML and Scenebuilder is honestly one of the smoothest UI developing tools that have drag-and-drop functionality.
I'm thinking maybe I could become a contributor to it if the developers are open to that (haven't checked yet). Anyway, I was thinking:
- What could make Scenebuilder even better?
- Before I give my idea of a feature, I'd like to point out 2 ....tiny bugs it has, in case anyone noticed:

1. Can't include an fxml if the root is a tabPane. Even if you have some component selected, it won't add it there. You have to:
   - wrap the tabPane in some Pane, like AnchorPane, include the fxml file, copy it to the tab you want, then unwrap the tabPane.

2, When you drag a pane into a tab, 99% of the time, it'll be copied as a graphic to the tab, not content. You have to try twice. Paste the component, then paste it again. You'll see what you first copied appeared as a graphic, then what you pasted second was the content.

My feature idea: a translation editor.
A dialog that, like the skeleton controller, reads all text in the layout, and copies them as values to keys extrapolated from the values.
Place of Residence = place_of_residence.
With a button that generates the resource bundle in question next to the layout.

So, what creative features do you think Scenebuilder could use?

1. I tried creating a separate project whose sole purpose is providing the css file, but Scenebuilder won't read it.
2. (Naively) tried reusing a shortcut.
3. Tried using an absolute path (Scenebuilder, again, cried about it).

I want to be able to change the CSS file in one place, and have the change appear everywhere, aka, simply reuse it.