Hi, I want to position an image left to an anchor (for example a plus-image likes this "[+] create new"). I like to use an ImageResource for this, but defining @sprite/gwt-image in the CSS rules adds dimension attributes (as clearly documented and admittedly sensible for spriting!).
In my case, I don't want to add the dimensions because the anchor element has to be much wider than the prefixed image is. Overwriting width (with auto for example) can result in rendering errors according to the doc (which makes sense thinking about multi-image sprites). Is there any solution but falling back to "native" CSS (using a background-image: url(...) rule with no (automatic) optimization)? Thanks Sebastian
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