Hi,

Are you using any borders/margins/padding with your panels? If you are
this is might be the cause of your problem

Google "IE broken box model". You will find info about the difference
between how IE and FF (and other browsers) handle borders etc .
Basically the issue is this: say you have a panel that is set to 100px
X 100px, and you add a 5px border to it. IE renders this 100 x 100
total (so the actual box is now 90 x 90), whereas FF renders it as 110
x 110 total (so the actual box remains 100 x 100). Another way of
looking at it is that FF works "from inside out" whereas IE works
"from outside in". Actually the FF approach follows W3C standards
whereas IE does not (hence "IE broken box model").

In some situations GWT deals with this automatically for you, in
others it doesn't. You will find a lot of different approaches to
dealing with this on the net using javascript/CSS techniques because
this problem has been around a long time. With GWT there are a range
of more Java oriented techniques available revolving around how you go
about nesting and separating primary display containers and their
contents.

If you create a short EntryPoint test class that demonstrates your
particular issue and post it here I'm sure you will get a range of
solution options suggested.

regards
gregor



On Nov 15, 2:32 am, reechard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yes -- I am experiencing this. Wondering if I need to use some kind of
> browser-specific CSS style to fix it...
>
> On Nov 14, 5:29 pm, jsantaelena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
>
> > My GWT application render very well in IE, but in FF the panels
> > (VerticalPanes, HorizontalPanels and FlexTables) overlaps, all of
> > them.
>
> > Have somebody expereinced this?
>
> > Thanks!
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