You can...

..copy the entire theme and customized it.
or
..overlap the css classes that you want to customize in a css and include it
(on each Widget there is a description of what css classes it uses)

2010/2/5 dhoffer <[email protected]>

> How can I make some simple changes to the CSS GWT 2.0 uses for the
> standard theme?
>
> How can I change the font family/name used for everything?  (Is there
> a global place for this?)
> How can I change the color of the font used for everything?  (Is there
> a global place for this?)
> How can I change the size of the font used by a some HTML widgets?
>
> I know these are basic questions, but would really appreciate help
> getting started making some CSS changes.
>
> Some more questions...do I have to copy the GWT CSS, make changes, and
> then include mine and not include GWT's?  Or can I leave GWT's in
> place and extend it somehow?
>
> Thanks!
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