Normally you would add a classname to your widget and then inject a
stylesheet that makes use of that additional class name.
For example if you have a widget whose root CSS class is .myWidget and you
want to make one instance of that widget red then you can add the class
.makeRed and inject stylesheet that looks like .myWidget.makeRed {
background-color:red; }
If you need to change all widget in a container to be a little different
then you would apply a css class to the container and use CSS to override
the widgets inside that container, e.g.
.myRedContainer .myWidget,
.myRedContainer .myOtherWidget { background-color:red; }
As you use GSS and ClientBundle/CssResource you can use @Import and
@ImportedWithPrefix to make one CssResource accessible in a different one:
http://www.gwtproject.org/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/resources/client/CssResource.Import.html
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