That got me thinking. I can't really get rid of tbe ScrollPanel because a
number of other panels other substituted into it. But adjusting the
overflow on the ScrollPanel seems to work. So onResize() looks like this:
Style.Overflow cssover = Style.Overflow.HIDDEN;
if( w < absolutePanel.getWidgetLeft( horizontalPanel ) +
horizontalPanel.getOffsetWidth() )
{
cssover = Style.Overflow.AUTO;
aw = absolutePanel.getWidgetLeft( horizontalPanel ) +
horizontalPanel.getOffsetWidth();
}
if( h < absolutePanel.getWidgetTop( horizontalPanel ) +
horizontalPanel.getOffsetHeight() )
{
cssover = Style.Overflow.AUTO;
ah = absolutePanel.getWidgetTop( horizontalPanel ) +
horizontalPanel.getOffsetHeight();
}
scrollPanel.getElement().getStyle().setOverflow( cssover );
absolutePanel.setWidth( aw + "px" );
absolutePanel.setHeight( ah + "px" );
On Saturday, March 2, 2013 5:52:54 AM UTC-8, Patrick Tucker wrote:
>
> Try absolutePanel.getElement().getStyle().setOverflow(Overflow.AUTO) and
> get rid of the ScrollPanel. It by default sets overflow to hidden, but it
> may work.
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