Ok, finally solved it.
I had my own project-specific .CSS file with default values for about
every html element that exists! Removing it didn't help...some other
default
values (that Google supplies?) were still in effect.
But, the fix was to go into my proj-specific .CSS and make all table-
el
Damn, I spoke too soon. The code compiles cleanly, but
doesn't have any visual effect at all. [The cellsize parameter is
a string, so I'm using stuff like "10px" or "50px", right?]
Tried making cellsize BIGGER...no effect. Smaller, no effect.
[Something else must be in charge...the fontsize o
Gregor -
Thanks for the confirmation! (I finally deduced as much, after
posting, that while one can set border size once before or after
creating
the VP, but that one must set the CellHeight for EACH cell
since each cell could even contain a different widget type...hence the
widget-arg.)
And, I
Hi Dave,
you could:
a) allocate your anchors to the VP in a method that calls the required
Vp setCellHeight(widget,height) method conveniently, e.g.:
private void addAnchor(MyAnchor anchor) {
myVP.add(anchor);
myVP.setCellHeight(anchor,"nnpx");
}
b) use a Grid with one column. Grid exten
After more doc reading, it now seems that the right approach is
to use a VerticalPanel (i.e. so that ONE item per line is achieved),
but then to alter the panel's border-width and cell-height.
But, NOW what I can't quite understand, is how to code the
'setCellHeight'
method. (What widget do they
Been playing with both a VerticalPanel and a FLowPanel, but
I can't find a way to constrain a FlowPanel to just one entry per
line.
I've got a bunch (about 25) of anchor-elements ( tags).
When I add then to a VerticalPanel, I achieve the one item
per line, but there is way TOO MUCH wasted white-s
