Preliminary screwing around with my code suggests a solution to the
IE7 problem. The following code works as expected in Firefox and
Safari:
VerticalPanel entries = new VerticalPanel();
entries.setStyleName("bottom20-padding");
The expected behavior is that there is 20 points of padding at the
bottom of the panel (padding-bottom: 20px;). But IE7 puts the padding
between each row of the vertical panel. If I remove the style setting
then the rows stack properly (the latter row immediately beneath the
former). Since I can achieve the same results in the display by
adding an additional empty row or adding another empty panel as
filler, I can get around the problem but that seems to me to be a very
awkward way to work around the issue.
Is there a simpler solution?
Thanks,
Rob
On Jun 1, 1:58 pm, Rob Tanner <[email protected]> wrote:
> It's my first app and this might be a newbie rite of passage.....
>
> I've built an app for managing members of groups defined on an LDAP
> server. In both Firefox and Safari, the differences bewteen how the
> app looks is insignificant. However, in IE7 (don't have IE8 to test
> with) there are huge gaps between rows in vertical panels. The empty
> space between the rows looks to be about the same height as the rows
> themselves.
>
> Is this a compatibility issue or a code issue. I'm using GWT 1.6.4
> for the Mac and doing my development in Eclipse. What do I need to do
> to fix it or where do I need to look to see what the problem might
> be?
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
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