Haha, funny, true. Not sure what John Mudd is referencing though :)
On Nov 7, 5:48 pm, "Ian Bambury" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> A 'div' is a division of a document originally and it there are no words or
> pictures in it, it doesn't really exist. If you understand that, it makes
> se
Hi Mark,
A 'div' is a division of a document originally and it there are no words or
pictures in it, it doesn't really exist. If you understand that, it makes
sense to (effectively) cut out blank pages. But now we are not really using
them as they were intended. That is why MS had the so-called 'br
Thanks Ian, I appreciate the follow up. I have done a lot of flash
development lately (ugh) but one thing it does well is render things
nicely - if I made an empty box in flash with a bottom border, well,
thats what you get on the screen.
I have to keep reminding myself of limitations like (the o
That's the way is is supposed to work - if there is nothing to
display, then there is, well, nothing to display.
If you use a sensible doctype, you will get (more) consistent results
- I.E. will behave better (well, the old ones won't)
The old versions of IE used to have an empty linebox in ther
OK, the solution is basically that you have to add a label (even a
completely empty Label!) or else the horizontal panel is not
displayed, regardless if you set a height or not.
ie.
HorizontalPanel separaterPanel = new HorizontalPanel();
separaterPanel.setWidth("90%");
OK, I'll give it a try. I'm actually trying NOT to use a label, and
just make the horizontal panel 90% width and show a bottom border.
(ie. its 90% wide and contains nothing, but does show the bottom
border)
ex.
HorizontalPanel p = new HorizontalPanel();
p.setWidth("100%");
OK, I'll give it a try. I'm actually looking to do something like
this:
HorizontalPanel p = new HorizontalPanel();
p.add(new Label("Hello"));
DOM.setStyleAttribute(p.getElement(), "borderBottom", "1px
solid black");
RootPanel.get().add(p);
On Nov 4, 8:18 am, "Ian
No. It is not a bug. It works fine.
If you are having a problem with something, don't check it inside another
program, use a blank project and try it there.
Obviously your app is doing something to it. For example, putting a lable in
it and then making it 1px high will mean that only the top px wi
Hi Ian!
I appreciate the suggestion, but I had actually tried that previously
as well. I tried it again to make sure:
HorizontalPanel separaterPanel = new HorizontalPanel();
separaterPanel.setWidth("90%");
separaterPanel.setHeight("1px");
DOM.setSt
GWT gets translated into JavaScript.
JavaScript uses camelCase
Therefore you need borderBottom not border-bottom
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/11/1 mwaschkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I'm having a couple of problems with css, any suggestions appreciated.
>
> I'm trying to create a bo
I'm having a couple of problems with css, any suggestions appreciated.
I'm trying to create a bottom border, similar to an html element.
I've tried the following:
HorizontalPanel separaterPanel = new
HorizontalPanel();
separaterPanel.setWidth("90%");
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