Charlie,
Look in the GWT SDK in your project. Look into
com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard (or dark or chrome if you are using
those instead). Drill down into the public/gwt/standard folders and
you will find the standard.css. You can open it and find the gwt-
DialogBox css classes that are used for the dialog box. Copy all of
those classes into your project's css file and replace all of the gwt-
DialogBox with whatever you want to call them (gwt-DialogBoxCustom or
charlie-DialogBox or whatever). Make sure you only replace the primary
style name, not the dependent style names. Then, make the few little
changes you need. In your code, call setStylePrimaryName("charlie-
DialogBox") on your custom dialog box. That should get you what you
want.
HTH,
Chad
On Aug 1, 9:26 am, Charlie <codeboo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey
>
> I want to create a new CSS property style for dialog box but I want to
> change only certain things and when I try to do it I lose all the
> properties I'm not defining which were defined in the dialog box
> defaults.
> The only two things I want to change is the caption width (gwt-
> DialogBoxCustom .Caption) and the width of the dialog box itself (gwt-
> DialogBoxCustom) and like I said when I try to set those I lose all
> the other defaults which I want to keep.
> BTW just changing the default (gwt-DialogBox) isn't an option because
> I'm already using it for something else.
>
> Any help will be appreciated ,
> thanks
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