Hi Jamie,
Thanks for the info, yeah firebug has been a big help. I'm not getting
one part of the layout now (the rest works). I just want a
HorizontalPanel split in two, with the left portion a fixed-width:
HorizontalPanel hp = new HP();
hp.setStyleName("hp");
hp.add(new VerticalPanel(),setStyleName("vp1"));
hp.add(new VerticalPanel().setStyleName("vp2"));
.hp {
width: 100%
}
.vp1 {
width: 200px;
}
.vp2 {
width: 100%;
}
the 'left' panel is indeed 200px, but the right panel flows as I
change the browser frame width. I have to do this programatically to
get it to behave as I want:
hp.setCellWidth(vp1, "200px");
hp.setCellWidth(vp2, "100%");
which is ok, but can't I do it via CSS? Otherwise I have to recompile
the app if I every want to tweak it,
Thanks
On Jun 18, 11:55 am, Jamie <[email protected]> wrote:
> First off, I would recommend installing Firefox + Firebug; firebug
> lets you inspect the layout of elements, and will give you a good idea
> of how the browser is placing things. It is really cool; if you click
> the "Inspect" button, you can hover over your page and see what
> elements are where, and click on one to find it in the DOM.
>
> Next, the HorizontalPanel, by default, is only as wide as it needs to
> be.
> You can try calling hp.setWidth("100%"). The HorizontalPanel also has
> an alignment parameter, so you can align left, right, or center.
>
> Jamie.
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