The tutorial you are referencing assumes that you are creating a GWT Java 
based app rather than a UiBinder app. It also assumes that you are using the 
full version of GWT Designer and have installed the GWT SDK somewhere 
specific. To answer your questions above...

1) The path would be the directory you unzipped the SDK to. If you are using 
the GPE, this step is not needed (GWT Designer will just use the SDK 
included with the GPE).

2) A Composite is standard GWT Java component used as a container for other 
widgets. The Composite wizard is part of the full GWT Designer tool. 

3) FlexTable only accepts children when used in a GWT Java class. It does 
not accept children in a UiBinder context.

4) A widgets "variable" property refers to its Java variable name (field or 
local variable).

5) The CSS editor is currently available only in the GWT Java context. That 
will be coming to the UiBinder editor soon.

The basic problem here is that the tutorial is entirely written from the POV 
of a GWT Java app and not a UiBinder app. By going down the UiBinder path, 
the rest of the tutorial does not apply. You need the full version of GWT 
Designer installed and you need to access the GWT Java Composite wizard in 
step #2.

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