As the comments suggest, one could use Pane
surrounding the Button
, but then the alignment doesn't work correctly if the button is too large. So instead I'd use Framed
because you don't seem to want the ability to resize the content, just crop it when it's too large:
Grid[{{Framed[Button["Button", Null, ImageSize -> {200, 300}],
ImageSize -> {210, 210}, Alignment -> {Center, Center},
FrameMargins -> 0, FrameStyle -> None]}}, Background -> Red,
Alignment -> {Center, Center}, Frame -> True]
To make this work, I had to specify the size of the item with an explicit ImageSize
in Framed
, instead of the ItemSize
option in Grid
. Here the button has been resized to be too large in the vertical direction, and you see that it's still centered but cropped at the top and bottom without changing the cell size.
The alternative of using Pane
is especially useful if your plan is to have the content automatically resize to fit the fixed box, because Pane
has the option ImageSizeAction -> "ResizeToFit"
, while Framed
doesn't allow that.
Grid[{{Button["Button", Null, ImageSize -> {200, 200}]}}, Background -> Red, ItemSize -> {15, 15}, Alignment -> {Center, Center}, Frame -> True]
. Try increasing the width and height of the button. $\endgroup$Pane
. It is unclear to me what you objective is. $\endgroup$