I have a question similar to this one? Has the GWT team ever
considered adding a CSS compiler into GWT? Example create classes
and such in Java that help with the layout. Offering as much
flexibility as possible as CSS does, but then making the CSS browser
independant as well as the JS. In
HI Guys,
I am new to Java and everyday i am seing the discussions and i have a small
doubt that please give me the simple View about GWT and let me know the full
form of GWT.
On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 3:59 PM, silkcom silk...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a question similar to this one? Has the
On 18 août, 21:59, silkcom silk...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a question similar to this one? Has the GWT team ever
considered adding a CSS compiler into GWT? Example create classes
and such in Java that help with the layout. Offering as much
flexibility as possible as CSS does, but then
Using horizontal and vertical panels is the prefered way of realizing
layouts in GWT. You shouldn't try to implement your layout from scrach. But
this doesn't mean, that there is no need for CSS in GWT.
GWT should also prevent you from many browser differences, but that doesn't
mean, that it will
Hi,
GWT apps are web apps and they're running inside a browser, thus it's a good
choice to use CSS. If you look to the Showcase app (
http://gwt.google.com/samples/Showcase/Showcase.html), it's using different
themes and the switch is done by changing the CSS file, which provides
colors, borders,
Hi,
I'm trying to use CSS for the layout of my website (for now, the
layout is made with layouts). The worst problem I've seen is that the
layout is not the same on different browsers.
So, since the GWT philosophy is to abstract the development from the
browser, I was asking myself if the GWT
