Scroll pane - focus traversable

Hello,
I use the new Scenebuilder. I made a VBox with an AnchorPane and a ScrollPane as children. When I click the ScrollPane I get the focus border around the ScrollPane. I would like to post the image, unfortunate I have no idea how to.
I have tried to set the -fx-focus-tarversable propertie for the ScrollPane to false, but no effect. I tried the same thing with the substructure corner. At last I tried to set the border width to zero. All of this had no effect. Has anybody an idea?
Best regards,
Luciferius

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Marc
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