Hey all,
I'm so far really loving the UIBinder approach -- I was hesitant at
first (since already doing fine with programmatic GWT widget/panel/
form creation), but being able to mockup something quickly, then add
behavior after the fact is really showing a good approach to
development.
Question:
For css-defined images, is there a good approach to handle these
without requiring (major) modification to the existing .css files, or
without a lot of hand-writing of resourceBundles?
For example, add an image to an h1 tag under the .header div:
.header h1 {
height: 40px;
background: transparent url(../images/logo.png) left top no-repeat;
}
this is defined in the app.css that is added to the UIBinder as:
<ui:style field="app" src="./css/app.css" />
(as in, so far I haven't need to write any resource bundles,
awesomeness!)
Let me know please...I've read a lot of blogs and mailing lists around
similar problems, but maybe not specifically this. Thanks!
-D
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