I'm actually finding that this is not a complete solution. I tried using
this combination of @Import and @Source in a ClientBundle to override a
single CSS class on a GWT widget, and took advice from the issue Tomek
linked to and extended the CssResource and used it in my overriding
ClientBund
I don't know if it's proper solution, but be aware of
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6144
If I understand correctly consequences of above issue, if your
ResourceBundles would use the same class TestCss, styles will be mixed up,
in your stylesheet you'll have two di
I have try to find good solution to partially override css styles of
CssResources in ResourceBundle.
In generally, I create my UI components and use simple components (like
ValueBox) for constructing more complicated components (like
DatePickerBox).
>From begin, I use ResourceBundle instanc
