Well in fact, the Dockpanel is useless in this case.
All the layout is managed in the HTML page.
It would be something like :
*RootPanel.get("header").add(topPanel);
RootPanel.get("left").add(new2);
RootPanel.get("center").add(new1);
*
The main idea is to do all the layout stuff in the HTML page.
By layout, I mean for example the fact that the "new2" panel is 20% width,
etc.
All this job is done in CSS, and not managed by GWT.
and you can insert "simple" panel in this page by calling
RootPanel.get("id").add(...)
O.
2008/12/8 jake H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Ty a lot!!!
> I quite understand how to manipulate with elements etc, but I m little
> bit frustrated how can i implement this with DockPanel.
>
> menu.java
> -----------
> public static DockPanel outer1 = new DockPanel();
>
> public static final Images images = GWT.create(Images.class);
> public TopPanel topPanel = new TopPanel(images);
> public AristeroMenu new2 = new AristeroMenu(images);
> public static DexiMenu new1 = new DexiMenu("test");
>
> public void onModuleLoad() {
>
> topPanel.setWidth("100%");
> new2.setWidth("70%");
> new1.setWidth("100%");
>
> outer1.add(topPanel, DockPanel.NORTH);
> outer1.add(new2, DockPanel.WEST);
> outer1.add(new1, DockPanel.CENTER);
> outer1.setWidth("100%");
>
> outer1.setSpacing(4);
> RootPanel.get().add(outer1);
> }
>
>
>
>
> And i m wondering how to do this.
> Is this correct?
>
> RootPanel.get("header").add(outer1.add(topPanel, DockPanel.NORTH));
> RootPanel.get("left").add(outer1.add(new2, DockPanel.WEST));
> RootPanel.get("center").add(outer1.add(new1, DockPanel.CENTER));
>
> >
>
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