There is also an online generator:
http://spritegen.website-performance.org/
On Jul 31, 3:15 am, Salman Hemani salman.hem...@gmail.com wrote:
Mr Truett,
I was trying to be polite in my first post but here goes...
In your first post you took two different statements from two
different posts
Have a look at SmartSprites http://smartsprites.osinski.name/
Regards
/Paul
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The CssResource looks promising. I will give that a shot first. Thank
you very much!
Paul, SmartSprites would work also! CssResource just would be neater
once GWT integrates that.
Thank you both for some real answers!! 5 stars for you both!
On Jul 31, 5:00 am, Paul MERLIN eskato...@gmail.com
Short answer: no.
Shorter answer: no.
ImageBundle images can't be used as CSS backgrounds, if you understand
the implementation, you understand why.
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Yes I know that ImageBundle cannot be used as CSS backgrounds that is
why I am asking this question. I am not looking at putting that in the
ImageBundle and I apologize if the question sounded like that.
I am simply trying to figure out if I can automate the process of
putting the background
I would like to put that in an ImageBundle
I am not looking at putting that in the ImageBundle
Can you try to rephrase your question in less contradictory terms? Be
careful not to mention ImageBundle. I mentioned it once already, but I
think I got away with it. ;)
- Isaac
On Thu, Jul 30,
Right hence my apology in the second email and asking in clear terms:
I am simply trying to figure out if I can automate the process of
putting the background images so that I do not have to manually put
their x,y position in CSS.
Did you miss that completely?
On Jul 30, 2:50 pm, Isaac Truett
Nope, I saw that. I wouldn't describe that as clear terms myself.
You're talking about putting the background images and, since you
didn't say where you were putting them, I had to fill in the blanks
myself and assumed you were still talking about putting them in
ImageBundles. So I asked you to
Mr Truett,
I was trying to be polite in my first post but here goes...
In your first post you took two different statements from two
different posts and put it out of context.
Furthermore, you asked me to rephrase the out of context statements
not the questsion that you claim you read.
If the
Salman, its sounds like you are after the functionality that
CssResource offers. I haven't used it myself, but taking a quick peak
at the documentation, I believe it is what you are looking for.
CssResource is in the Gwt Incubator(http://code.google.com/p/google-
web-toolkit-incubator/)
In the
Ok, I am not getting a clear cut answer for this so I thought I would
post this.
ImageBundle - Neat concept. Awesome. Works great.
Is there a way to automate the bundling of the background images
defined in CSS? So whereever the CSS refers to a background image, I
would like to put that in an
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