From what I got here, GWT styling style :) means that you do not
heavily use 'global' CSS selectors; most of the styling work is done
with classes.
we're working on large application, and only 'global' styles we use
are related to quirks, not to styling.
I'm using some more complex selectors
One approach is to write and apply your stylenames in an object-
oriented way. The idea is to use multiple classes per element, each
adding on a bit more style definition (kind of like super/subclass
relationships in Java). If you define these styles in a location-
independent way (this style is
I still recall an incredulous friend's exasperation: I merely changed
the value of X and, inexplicably, a completely different thing, Y,
now has a different value, too!
An obscure side effect of the CSS cascade? No. FORTRAN COMMON blocks.
Here are two cases where I or those I know got burned by
