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Hi,
how can you change the color of a hyperlink in UIBinder?
My approach does not work (see below).
Thanks
Magnus
ui:style
.link
{
color:#FF;
}
/ui:style
g:HTMLPanel
g:Hyperlink addStyleNames={style.link} text=http://www.test.de;
ui:field=hyperlink /
/g:HTMLPanel
You have to use CSS pseudo classes for
anchors: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Useful_CSS_tips/Links
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For historical reasons, Hyperlink renders a div wrapping an anchor. You can use
an InlineHyperlink, or use .link a as your selector.
You might also have to use link pseudo-classes as Jens said.
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I'm getting a problem with a gwt hyperlink, in fact it is not working,
Ok, when I'm placing my cursor on the hyperlink, I cannot press on the
hyperlink, it is as if a label!! :
GWT Codes:
Hyperlink hprlnkArt = new Hyperlink(Art, false, Interest=14);
grid.setWidget(0, 6, hprlnkArt
Is it really needed?
Anchor widget doesn't insert a div, just a, as expected.
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On Oct 1, 4:38 pm, marius.andreiana marius.andrei...@gmail.com
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Is it really needed?
It's a legacy behavior. Use InlineHyperlink instead.
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On Oct 1, 5:56 pm, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On Oct 1, 4:38 pm, marius.andreiana marius.andrei...@gmail.com
wrote:
Is it really needed?
It's a legacy behavior. Use InlineHyperlink instead.
Thanks Thomas.
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been followed.
I then read about the GWT Hyperlink, and decided to switch ('cause
that's kinda the point, at least for internal links, right? :) ) --
so
I replaced my Anchor with a Hyperlink. It works fine, but the style
is no longer being used. I have tried replacing
it to use the
style my_link_style, which has text-decoration: none; in it. And
it worked, there was no underline, and it was the color I wanted it to
be, whether or not it had been followed.
I then read about the GWT Hyperlink, and decided to switch ('cause
that's kinda the point
; in it. And
it worked, there was no underline, and it was the color I wanted it
to
be, whether or not it had been followed.
I then read about the GWT Hyperlink, and decided to switch ('cause
that's kinda the point, at least for internal links, right? :) ) --
so
I replaced
it to
be, whether or not it had been followed.
I then read about the GWT Hyperlink, and decided to switch ('cause
that's kinda the point, at least for internal links, right? :) ) -- so
I replaced my Anchor with a Hyperlink. It works fine, but the style
is no longer being used. I have tried replacing
; in it. And
it worked, there was no underline, and it was the color I wanted it to
be, whether or not it had been followed.
I then read about the GWT Hyperlink, and decided to switch ('cause
that's kinda the point, at least for internal links, right? :) ) -- so
I replaced my Anchor with a Hyperlink
, there was no underline, and it was the color I wanted it to
be, whether or not it had been followed.
I then read about the GWT Hyperlink, and decided to switch ('cause
that's kinda the point, at least for internal links, right? :) ) -- so
I replaced my Anchor with a Hyperlink. It works
Hi, I'm trying to build an application containing sub-applications;
each sub-app is opened by clicking on a Hyperlink widget.
Problem: when hovering above one of the hyperlinks, the browser
displays http://site.com/currentapp/# (because the Hyperlink is
constructed using arguments and thus, i
It sounds like you could use an Anchor widget here. Of course, regular
HTML tags should work fine too.
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/1.6/com/google/gwt/user/client/ui/Anchor.html
Hope this helps!
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 5:30 PM, Ice13ill andrei.fifi...@gmail.com wrote:
place
(location) is to write these files (attachments), so for now I toss
them into /tmp
String dirPath = /tmp;
However, after deployment and when running tha application when I try
to click on the gwt Hyperlink and open the file I get the Error 404 –
Not Found error. I did not get this when running
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