I'm actually finding that this is not a complete solution. I tried using
this combination of @Import and @Source in a ClientBundle to override a
single CSS class on a GWT widget, and took advice from the issue Tomek
linked to and extended the CssResource and used it in my overriding
ClientBundle to avoid naming collisions. But what I found was that, in the
above example, if you had
.imgStyle {
border: 2px dashed green;
height: 22px;
}
and
.tr-imgStyle {
border: 1px solid red;
}
you still end up with height: 22px on the image that uses
OverriddenTestResource.css().imgStyle(). I would like to see a way to have
most of the inherited styles come through from test.css but have nothing
from test.css come through for the .imgStyle() class/method.
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