Hi,

I have faced same problem so the solution is use HorizontalPanel or
VerticalPanel to display .

Regards
Suresh Babu G

On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 8:49 PM, Paul Stockley <[email protected]> wrote:

> You need to get the computed style property. GWT doesn't support this.
> I wrote a function to get the value
>
> static public native String getComputedStyleProperty(Element el,
> String property) /*-{
>        if (window['getComputedStyle']) { // W3C DOM method
>                if (property === 'float')
>                        property = 'cssFloat';
>
>            var value = el.style[property], computed;
>
>            if (!value) {
>                computed = el['ownerDocument']['defaultView']
> ['getComputedStyle'](el, null);
>                if (computed) { // test computed before touching for
> safari
>                    value = computed[property];
>                }
>            }
>            return value;
>
>        } else if (el['currentStyle']) {
>            var value;
>
>            switch(property) {
>                case 'opacity' :// IE opacity uses filter
>                    value = 100;
>                    try { // will error if no DXImageTransform
>                        value =
> el.filters['DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Alpha'].opacity;
>
>                    } catch(e) {
>                        try { // make sure its in the document
>                            value = el.filters('alpha').opacity;
>                        } catch(err) {
>                        }
>                    }
>                    return value / 100;
>                case 'float': // fix reserved word
>                    property = 'styleFloat'; // fall through
>                default:
>                    value = el['currentStyle'] ? el['currentStyle']
> [property] : null;
>                    return ( el.style[property] || value );
>            }
>        }
>        return "";
> }-*/;
>
> With some more time it could be written in a more GWT friendly manor
> but it works currently. Ideally GWT should implement this.
>
>
> On Sep 23, 9:13 am, Christophe <[email protected]> wrote:
> > (I'm using GWT 2.1.0M3)
> >
> > I'm putting an element in an AbsolutePanel, which has some css classes
> > (injected classes). One of the things these classes change is the
> > width and height of the element.
> >
> > The code needs to know the element's width and height, and so it tries
> > to get them with the getOffsetWidth and getOffsetHeight methods.
> > However these give the width and height of the element before the css
> > adjustments, not the real on-screen ones, and as a result all sorts of
> > things get misplaced.
> >
> > Is there a way to get the "real" width and height of an element,
> > whether or not these have been adjusted with css ?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Christophe
>
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