On 20 jan, 01:59, PKolenic <[email protected]> wrote: > Similarly I have an issue with setting transparency. > > Outside of using Uibinding I would use the following css class: > > .inactiveArrow{filter: alpha(opacity=40); opacity: 0.4;} > > However when I try to compile it with a UiBinding I get the same > message: > [java] The following problems were detected > [java] [WARN] Line 4 column 52: encountered > "=". Was expecting one of: "+" "-" "," "/" ")" <STRING> <IDENT> > <NUMBER> <URL> <PERCENTAGE> <PT> <MM> <CM> <PC> <IN> <PX> <EMS> <EXS> > <DEG> <RAD> <GRAD> <MS> <SECOND> <HZ> <KHZ> <DIMEN> <HASH> > <UNICODERANGE> <FUNCTION> > [java] [WARN] Line 6 column 47: encountered > "=". Was expecting one of: "+" "-" "," "/" ")" <STRING> <IDENT> > <NUMBER> <URL> <PERCENTAGE> <PT> <MM> <CM> <PC> <IN> <PX> <EMS> <EXS> > <DEG> <RAD> <GRAD> <MS> <SECOND> <HZ> <KHZ> <DIMEN> <HASH> > <UNICODERANGE> <FUNCTION> > > It is valid css, and needed to get the same behaviour on IE as in > Firefox.
Actually it's not. the "=" is not valid CSS (as the warning says) > I can work around not having '_' in my classnames, but how do you work > around not being able to have '=' in the rules? http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=3946 literal("alpha(opacity=40)")
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