Thanks for your answer.
Could you give an example?
I use CSSResources for all my css styles, I don't legacy styles.
I combine CssResources to create new ones, but don't see how I can use it
to solve my problem.
Suppose I have a widget that needs common used style rules and have one
style name, namely bla. So in code:
public interface WidgetStyle extends CssResource {
@ClassName("Bla")
String bla(); {
}
Basically I want 3 common style rules of Bla to be easily reuse as they are
used in many places (different css files). How can I realize this?
- Ed
Op zondag 15 juli 2012 18:08:26 UTC+2 schreef Joseph Lust het volgende:
>
> Ed,
>
> Have you considered the CSSResource interface in GWT? Since it is an
> interface, you could have a base interface with base CSS rules, and then
> extend that interface for various widget/module interfaces (CSS files) and
> they'd get your desired rules too, while keeping those rules in a single
> file.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Joseph
>
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