Am Montag, 3. September 2012 16:41:16 UTC+2 schrieb Jens: > > http://jsfiddle.net/EHCGu/ > > you can drag the vertical splitter to change the size of the result and > the label <div> fills all the space while the button is float:right. No > need to use any onResize() JavaScript as the browser takes care of the > size. Maybe you can omit the div that clears the float:right. > > You should use as much CSS as you can, so you don't have to worry about > resizing your widgets. Let the browser do it. > > Hi Jens, this looks good. I often read about letting the browser do most of the layout is much faster. The problem is to integrate this pure HTML/CSS code (your example) into an existing environment within GWT, i. e. into a LayoutPanel. The place, where the composite widget should be inserted, is a LayoutPanel. I believe that whenever I inserted something into a LayoutPanel it gets invisible because of size 0. This in turn results in setting the sizes explicitely and so on. So how would one do this (your example) within GWT? Which Panels to use for the three DIVs? And how to avoid zero sizes when inserting into the LayoutPanel... Magnus
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