Performance difference would be too small to justify one over the other.
The better question is to ask what is more maintainable?
If this is a unique style specifically for this cell and you won't use it
anywhere else than inline style should be just fine.
If that's a common style which is used in multiple places (cells, etc) than
putting it into a CSSResource and assigning a class to the div might be a
better approach.
On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 4:00:41 PM UTC+1, Steve C wrote:
>
> I'm wondering if anyone has done any efficiency testing on using inline
> styles vs class in cell renderers. Right now I'm using a template with two
> methods:
>
> @Template("<div style='text-align:right'>{0}</div>")
> public SafeHtml valid(String value);
>
> @Template("<div style='text-align:right' class='{1}'>{0}</div>")
> public SafeHtml invalid(String value, String invalidStyle);
>
> I used an inline style for the text-alignment, but it occurred to me that
> I could use a class for that instead if it would be rendered more
> efficiently by the browser. Has anyone tried comparing the two approaches?
>
>
>
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