wrap you panel into DecoratorPanel then you can use 9box round corners On 12 Aug., 20:50, Greg Dougherty <[email protected]> wrote: > With a DockPanel I just create a CSS style, and apply it to the > Panel. I did that with a DockLayoutPanel, and nothing seemed to > happen. I searched the archives of this group for CSS and > DockLayoutPanel, and the concolusion I came to is that CSS doesn't > work with DLPs. If that's not correct, I'd love to hear it, and see > an example of how to do it correctly. > > Presumably the people writing GWT actually test the features they put > in it. Given the paucity of example code, this belief has to remain > merely an assumption. :-( > > Greg > > On Aug 12, 12:59 pm, "dane.molotok" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > How did you do it with a DockPanel? Wouldn't you want to style the > > elements you've placed in the panel? So it shouldn't matter if it's a > > DockPanel or a DockLayoutPanel. > > > On Aug 12, 12:09 pm, Greg Dougherty <[email protected]> > > wrote: > > > > The topic pretty much says it all. I know how to do this for a > > > DockPanel. How do I do it for a DockLayoutPanel? > > > > Yes, I know, "use uibinder". That doesn't work when you're building > > > things grammatically, which is what I'm doing. > > > > BTW, why don't the Showcase application use ANY *LayoutPanels? I > > > thought they were supposed to be the preferred way to do things, no? > > > > Greg
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