Aidan,
Thanks. I'm still really just learning this stuff, so I'll admit to
some cluelessness.
Your advice took care of the Exception being thrown.
However, I've noticed that the Button is ignoring the style. Am I
using this technique incorrectly? I also tried adding "! important"
to the style (specifically for background, at any rate), but no
difference.
Is there a simple, idiot-level tutorial of using CssResource and
ClientBundle? Something about as small and simple as the code I'm (so
far unsuccessfully) writing?
Thanks.
- Joe
On Nov 4, 4:49 pm, "Aidan O'Kelly" <aida...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You have .gwt-Button in the .css file, but not in the style interface,
> hence the compile error. It should be a clearer error (if you stop/start
> dev mode it will probably give you the correct error, and it certainly will
> if you GWT-compile the project)
>
> In any case, to fix, you need to declare .gwt-Button as '@external'
>
> @external gwt-Button;
>
> .gwt-Button {
> ....
>
> }
>
> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideClientBundle.htm...
>
> Now, you could create an accessor method in the Style interface for
> gwt-Button, and use setPrimaryStyleName() on the buttons you want it appied
> to. This way the style would be obfuscated. However when working with the
> stock GWT widgets, its generally better to use un-obfuscated style names,
> as currently, the 'dependent style names' system does not work with
> obfuscation.
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