I humbly disagree. You haven't added a feature to your product until
people can actually USE it. On something like this, that means adding
example code and samples showing how it should be used.
One hopes that the people building the features have such code, as
test cases if nothing else. I
On 12 août, 19:09, Greg Dougherty dougherty.greg...@mayo.edu wrote:
The topic pretty much says it all. I know how to do this for a
DockPanel. How do I do it for a DockLayoutPanel?
Yes, I know, use uibinder. That doesn't work when you're building
things grammatically, which is what I'm
I haven't tried this, but you could try to put a LayoutPanel in each
the DockLayoutPanel side you want to style, then style that
LayoutPanel and add any other widget inside this LayoutPanel.
On Aug 13, 11:52 am, cokol eplisc...@googlemail.com wrote:
then do the same - use the decoratorpanel as
wrap you panel into DecoratorPanel then you can use 9box round corners
On 12 Aug., 20:50, Greg Dougherty dougherty.greg...@mayo.edu wrote:
With a DockPanel I just create a CSS style, and apply it to the
Panel. I did that with a DockLayoutPanel, and nothing seemed to
happen. I searched the
Thanks, but it's not the panel I want to decorate, it's the elements
within the panel (i.e. I want to put a box around Center).
On Aug 13, 6:08 am, cokol eplisc...@googlemail.com wrote:
wrap you panel into DecoratorPanel then you can use 9box round corners
On 12 Aug., 20:50, Greg Dougherty
then do the same - use the decoratorpanel as container for elements
where you want to have corners, u might also want to create a
composite having decoratorpanel wrapping elements...
On 13 Aug., 19:07, Greg Dougherty dougherty.greg...@mayo.edu wrote:
Thanks, but it's not the panel I want to
The topic pretty much says it all. I know how to do this for a
DockPanel. How do I do it for a DockLayoutPanel?
Yes, I know, use uibinder. That doesn't work when you're building
things grammatically, which is what I'm doing.
BTW, why don't the Showcase application use ANY *LayoutPanels? I
How did you do it with a DockPanel? Wouldn't you want to style the
elements you've placed in the panel? So it shouldn't matter if it's a
DockPanel or a DockLayoutPanel.
On Aug 12, 12:09 pm, Greg Dougherty dougherty.greg...@mayo.edu
wrote:
The topic pretty much says it all. I know how to do this
With a DockPanel I just create a CSS style, and apply it to the
Panel. I did that with a DockLayoutPanel, and nothing seemed to
happen. I searched the archives of this group for CSS and
DockLayoutPanel, and the concolusion I came to is that CSS doesn't
work with DLPs. If that's not correct, I'd
