Rather than setting the primary name, you could create a new style that
modifies the property, and add or remove that name. I'm assuming below
that cellTableKeyboardSelectedCell is for that purpose, so you could do
widget.addStyleName("cellTableKeyboardSelectedCell"). If so, I'd make the
rule .cellTable.cellTableKeyboardSelectedCell.
Even better would be to use a dependent style:
.cellTable.cellTable-keyboardSelectedCell {
border:
}
and then in your Java code:
widget.addStyleDependentName("keyboardSelectedCell");
or, to remove it:
widget.removeStyleDependentName("keyboardSelectedCell");
On Thursday, February 7, 2013 9:50:55 AM UTC-5, membersound wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> how can I change a specific css style property during runtime?
>
> I have a CellTable.Resource to define cellTable style MyCellTable.css.
> Now I want to change a specific css property during runtime.
>
> .cellTableKeyboardSelectedCell {
> border:
> }
>
> How can I access my css file during runtime and change that specific
> property?
>
> Probably it has to do with cellTable.setStylePrimaryName(), but I could
> not figure out how I could achieve this.
>
> Thanks
>
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