Thanks. AbstractImagePrototype.create(imageRsrc).getHTML() is it. On Jan 8, 11:21 am, Thomas Broyer <t.bro...@gmail.com> wrote: > ... > > You'd have to use: > AbstractImagePrototype.create(imageRsrc).getHTML() > in GWT 2.0 for the equivalent of the ImageBundle code. > > ...or you can use a ClientBundle with both an ImageResource and a > CssResource containing a @sprite, and then: > return "<span style='white-space: nowrap'><span style='display: > inline-block' class='" + clientBndl.css().sprite() + "'></span> " + > caption + "</span>"; > > (well, you'd probably pass a 'String className' argument instead, > which you'd set to clientBndl.css().sprite() or whatever when calling > createHeaderHTML)
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