Hi,
I have noticed since 2.0.2 that there seems to now be changes to the
styling applied to the TabLayoutPanel tabs.
Before I 2.0.2 I found that the default TabLayoutPanel had effectively
no styling (Firefox on Linux) and now there is a distinct background
colour for the selected tab, the unseleted tabs and a border around
the area below the tabs. Before the update I was styling the widgets
I added to the tabs (Labels) to give them the appearance I wanted when
selected/unselected.
I have been using firebug to have a look, and there seems to be a
class called "gwt-TabLayoutPanelTab gwt-TabLayoutPanelTab-selected"
that gets applied to the selected tab, and "gwt-TabLayoutPanelTab" (as
per the JavaDoc) for the unselected ones. (Firebug also says the
styling is coming from a file called chrome.css, but I am using
Firefox - I assume chrome.css is meant to refer to the appearance not
the browser?)
If I try and have in my style sheet the following to override it, it
does not work:
.gwt-TabLayoutPanel .gwt-TabLayoutPanelTab .gwt-TabLayoutPanelTab-
selected
{
background: red;
}
What am I doing wrong? Or, what is the best way to style the tabs?
Thanks,
Richard
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