Hi Ed
at first thanks for your answer.
"1) If yes: then you have your solution as you only have to set the CSS
name on your widget/panel through for example setStyleName(String)."
it's the first thing i tried. But it didn't work at all. here is a listing
of the involved part in my css file:
*.rightPanelReservedZone {*
* **background-image: url(images/bgleer.jpg);*
* **background-repeat: no-repeat;*
* **background-attachment: fixed;*
* **font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;*
* **font-size: 12px;*
* **font-style: normal;*
* **font-weight: normal;*
* **height: 90%;*
* **width: 85%;** *
*}*
and i then add a new style by calling:
*//rightPanel.addStyleName("rightPanelReservedZone");*
* **rightPanel.setStyleName("rightPanelReservedZone");*
*
*
Like you can see, i tried the both methods, but without success.
I thought it could be a problem with the image's path. But to my surprise, i
the image was found as i try the following *panel.add(new
Image("images/pic.jpg"))*.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 9:38 AM, Ed <post2edb...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Do you know how to set the background-image of any html tag, like a
> DIV through CSS?
>
> 1) If yes: then you have your solution as you only have to set the CSS
> name on your widget/panel through for example setStyleName(String).
> 2) If not: please have a look at some HTML book how to do this and go
> back to 1)...
>
> Extra info: go through a a tutorial of GWT, as it's basically the
> first thing they explain..
>
> >
>
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