Ok, thanks for the suggestions folks - I'll experiment!
- Tim
On Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 1:54:28 AM UTC-8, Jens wrote:
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> I thought that PopupPanel also uses table for internal layout; is that not
>> the case?
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> PopupPanel just takes any kind of widget and displays it as an
> I thought that PopupPanel also uses table for internal layout; is that not
> the case?
>
PopupPanel just takes any kind of widget and displays it as an overlay on
top of your app, optionally modal and optionally with a dark glass pane. As
Colin said a DialogBox adds a 9-box layout through
I think the easiest way is to create your own DialogBox ?
A DialogBox, in its easiest form, is just a div with a high Z-order, that
is placed in the center of the screen.
And if you want a glasspane just a full-screen size div, with a black
transparant background color just behind (in Z-order
Hello Colin...
I don't have a problem with tables; but we're using the embedded form of
CKEditor in a dialog, and there's a bug with it that, if it is embedded
within a table (even way up the DOM), certain focus and key events cause it
to remove itself from the DOM.
We'll be submitting a bug
Tables should only be needed (even historically) to manage rounded corners
or some other "9-box" way to build corners and edges - if you just want a
flat popup with square, solid colored border, there shouldn't be a need for
tables. If you only need modern browser support, you shouldn't need
I posted this in GWT Users, but thought there might be more expertise here.
Hi all...
We're currently using a third-party component that, for some reason,
doesn't play well when embedded in HTML tables.
One of the uses we have for this component is within a DialogBox.
Unfortunately, it
Hi all...
We're currently using a third-party component that, for some reason,
doesn't play well when embedded in HTML tables.
One of the uses we have for this component is within a DialogBox.
Unfortunately, it appears DialogBox does its layout using HTML tables.
Does anyone know of an
