Thanks, I´ll try both methods
Frank
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Alternatively, you can add !important to you CSS styles to ensure they take
precedence.
.myStyle {
backgound: blue !important; // Takes precedence because it is important
}
.myStyle {
backgound: red;
}
.myStyle {
backgound: green; // Takes precedence over red because it appears after,
but bl
If CellTable's default styles get in your way, you'll have to replace them
with yours: create an interface extending CellTable.Resources and override
the cellTableStyle() method to assign it a new @Source in which you'll put
your own styles. Then, GWT.create() that new interface and give it to
Hi,
I tried to stye a row in a Celltable with .setRowStyles in which I add
the class "SERVERROUNDTRIP"
I can find the new attached class in the generated html output.
The Problem is, in the generated HTML file there is a