Sorry for being incomplete:
It seems to be important to include an appropriate @UiField annotated
(at least) default visible field named style of the according type in
the Java class reflecting the widget. In my case - according to the
codesnippets above:
@UiField
HeaderCss style;
This was done i
Thanks Thomas,
your piece of advice removed the cobwebs from my thoughts. The
solution is made as follows:
header.ui.xml (extract):
.
header.css (extract):
@sprite .headerBanner {
gwt-image: 'headerBG';
height: 100px;
width: 10
On 10 fév, 14:57, Tsukasa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to get some modular app desgin working using GWT and MVP.
> But now I'm stuck in some ClientBundle issue.
>
> I wanted to create a ClientBundle for my header widget which contains
> the CSS information and image resources. CSS definitions sho
Hi,
I'm trying to get some modular app desgin working using GWT and MVP.
But now I'm stuck in some ClientBundle issue.
I wanted to create a ClientBundle for my header widget which contains
the CSS information and image resources. CSS definitions should be
stored in a seperate file called header.c
