On 30 Jun., 11:15, hobbyist <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am new to GWT and I went through a couple of the tutorials on the
> GWT website. I've started using GWT to make a webapp just for fun,
> and I one of the first things that I had difficulty with was styling
> the application in its entirety. I want to give the website a certain
> look, but I also want it to be easy to change the style of the webapp
> in the future, and maybe even dynamically while the app is running (so
> that logged in users could each have their own personal style applied
> to the website, for example).
>
> I noticed on the UIObject javadoc it says "By convention, GWT style
> names are of the form [project]-[widget]," so that, for example, the
> default Button class name is "gwt-Button". Is there a way to change
> the [project] part of this name, so that, for example, I could change
> all Button class names to, say, "my-Button" without having to call
> setStyleName() on every Button individually?
Just override .gwt-Button in your MyApp.css and all buttons will have
your style.
> If there is no way to do
> this dynamically, is there at least a way to create my own GWT theme
> so that I can reference in the Project.gwt.xml file, so if I want to
> change the look and feel of my webapp later, I can do it by creating a
> new stylesheet and changing one line in Project.gwt.xml rather calling
> setStyleName() on every widget?
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