There are lots of ways, but basically, create a label you manage a bit....
Label mylabel = new Label("myText");
mylabel.addStyleName("test");
Then in your css:
.test { font-size: 10pt; }
This sets a CSS class so you can make it do whatever you want...
Of you could put a class on the container to limit the built-in class
(gwt-Label) that's assigned to the Label widget.
lc.addStyleName("mycontainer");
and in your CSS:
.mycontainer .gwt-Label { font-size: 10pt; }
This would set all labels in the container to use the same.
If you want the Label to use a span instead of a div, use InlineLabel.
Hope this helps... but you really should understand HTML/DOM and CSS a bit
before you attempt to program w/ GWT. I'm certainly no expert myself.
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