If you don't want to use GWT theme then comment the GWT theme from
module.gwt.xml
The above 3 default theme will come with GWT application.
Comment this if you don't want to include.
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> In my current project, I ju
Remove from your .gwt.xml file
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In my current project, I just use GWT compiler. I don't want GWT clean.css
file. How do I get ride of clean.css which is always generated?
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I have an application built on GWT with internationaliation. I want to load
the GWT theme dynamically.For example:If
(`localhost:8080/GWTApps/app.html`) then load this `` theme or else
(`localhost:8080/GWTApps/app.html=ar`) load this ``.How to achieve this
dynamically any idea or thoughts
, but use
resources. Then programmatically load the resources.
Finally, you could also create multiple modules for each theme, then use a
servlet/jsp or some other logic in an entry point to switch/import the
appropriate modules.
On Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 3:18:37 AM UTC-7, abdul wrote
On Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 11:18:37 AM UTC+1, abdul wrote:
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> I have an application built on GWT with internationaliation. I want to
> load the GWT theme dynamically.For example:If
> (`localhost:8080/GWTApps/app.html`) then load this ` name='com.google.gwt.user.theme
Thanks Thomas & JonL for your suggestion
On Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 3:48:37 PM UTC+5:30, abdul wrote:
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> I have an application built on GWT with internationaliation. I want to
> load the GWT theme dynamically.For example:If
> (`localhost:8080/GWTApps/app.html`) then
In the meantime I found the solution for my problem:
It looks like in GWT version 2.5 the theme (css, images, ...) was used from
the source folder. Since GWT version 2.6 it looks like the theme (css,
images, ...) was read from the compiled code within the target folder.
Originally I used
some more testing:
If we inherit one of the GWT default themes (e.g. DarkRTL) within the two
main modules and build it with maven the result on our servers look OK. But
switching back to our custom theme did not work.
I guess our problem is in the setup of the maven plugin. Is there any
switch
Hi,
we started a GWT project with version 2.6 some time ago. Within this
project we created a new custom theme as a separate GWT module within the
same Eclipse project the two main modules are located (3 GWT modules in
sum). The theme module is inherited by the main GWT modules. With version
Hi,
Can one explain me how GWT Compiler add the (Standard,Chrome,Dark)default
theme content(Static content) to the war directory If we Compiles the GWT
Project?
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similar to client.
So for GWT themes these public resources are in com/google/gwt/user/theme/[
chrome | clean | dark | standard ]/public
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Thank you for your answer.
I choose a theme and I have the same result.
When I look the network requests, all seems OK.
My WebContent folder contain:
- folder myproject (with the theme GWT/clean )
- folder META-INF
- folder WEB-INF
-flavicon.ico
-Myproject.css
-Myproject.html
Le jeudi 25
project on lighthttpd, so I just copy my folder on my
server. When I open website with a web broswer, it works but all my widgets
have no style. ( for example, there are only the numbers for the
datePicker: no color, no background...).
I guess that the theme doesn't work without eclipse
put the 2 line (for the theme) in the gwt.xml or if I don't
do that, and if I delete the CSS on my server, I have the same result. The
theme and the CSS don't do anything. Why?
I just copy my file on the server, and I open the .html in a web browser, I
have to do something else to make it works
First you only need one theme, either Standard or Clean.
After you have compiled your app to Javascript, your war/WebContent folder
should have a folder with the name of your GWT module and inside that
folder there should be all the compiled JS files (hash.cache.html) and a
folder called gwt
no style. ( for example, there are only the numbers for the
datePicker: no color, no background...).
I guess that the theme doesn't work without eclipse but in my gwt.xml I
have:
inherits name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.clean.Clean'/
inherits name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard
Hello,
I do not inherit of any theme (Standard, Dark, Chrome). And when I use a
Dialog Box, I do not have the TOP CAPTION appearing (so I cannot move my
dialog box). Any idea to help me please ?
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(this is from an old thread I know, but the question hasn't been answered
fully in this forum anywhere I see)
So I want to create a custom gwt theme. To do this, I created a standalone
maven project with a similar dir structure that I see with the gwt standard
theme inside gwt-user.jar. I
I realized soon after posting how to solve my problem... so here's the
solution; you have to use the path conventions that the gwt themes use so
that your resources can be found. I should have known that because long
time ago I got a custom theme from the GWT Theme Generator (
http://works.sen
Hi Everyone,
I recently started using the newer Clean theme for GWT. I prefer it to
the standard theme but don't like the way that ListBox looks. Is there
any way that i can get the ListBox styles from the Standard theme? I
looked in the generated CSS file but the ListBox style is empty.
Thanks
Wasn't there a new theme created for GWT 2.3 ? Clear or Clean? Something
along those lines.
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Wasn't there a new theme created for GWT 2.3 ? Clear or Clean? Something
along those lines.
I guess you mean com.google.gwt.user.theme.clean.Clean
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Wasn't there a new theme created for GWT 2.3 ? Clear or Clean? Something
along those lines
I am not referring to the color scheme, but instead if something similar
such as the shape of buttons and how they get highlighted etc..
GWT has a number of themes, I currently use inherits name=
'com.google.gwt.user.theme.clean.Clean'/ and I was wondering if something
similar or other themes
Is the new Google theme, like the one for Gmail coming to GWT?
-George
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I don't think that Google is interested in people mimicing their
corporate design.
Also Gmail is build with Google Closure — not GWT.
-Alex
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Is the new Google theme, like the one for Gmail coming to GWT?
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images are much too short, so other background sprites will bleed into a
button and date picker cells over ~40px tall.
Please
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LGTM
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Log: Adding vertical padding to hborder.png in the new Clean style theme to
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We've updated the theme based on some of the feedback. The TabPanel header
background color is now gray instead of blue, and we added rounded corners
to buttons and tabs for browsers that support the border-radius CSS
attribute.
Thanks,
John LaBanca
jlaba...@google.com
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own theme, but the apps created
with this theme have to live inside web browsers. Violently clashing
with the surrounding UI is inherently bad UI, no matter how pretty the
UI might be in isolation.
7: Disclosure Panel:
When I click on the Disclosure Panel, the text of the title gets
I like the look and it's fluid, for the most important.
Anyway do you have a link to compare the previous style to the new
one ? it would be easier to evaluate.
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I think having rounded corners in browsers that supports it and square
corners in browsers that don't is acceptable, it is a minor stylistic
difference, and if someone has a problem with the that style, nothing is
stopping them from implementing their own theme. My only main concern is to
make
Now, this is a great surprise. I strongly believe that GWT needs a new
default theme.
The proposed theme is a bold improvement (I especially like the buttons) but
why don't you use something closer to the 'Google' theme (like Google
Closure) ?
This would allow GWT apps to blend much better
I'm really sorry but, this not great at all. I just don't see anybody
actually using this in a deployed application.
Like it or not, the competition for widgets and themes is Vaadin, GXT,
SmartGWT, etc. While I understand the default theme is lighter, this just
isn't in the same league.
I
I agree with Evan, I think GWT needs a theme along the lines of GXT and
SmartGWT. These themes are very easy on the eyes and very attractive as
well.
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 11:13 AM, Evan Ruff evan.r...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm really sorry but, this not great at all. I just don't see anybody
@jcb -
You can view the current version of Showcase for comparison here:
http://gwt.google.com/samples/Showcase/Showcase.html
Thanks,
John LaBanca
jlaba...@google.com
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 11:21 AM, Harpal Grover harpal.gro...@gmail.comwrote:
I agree with Evan, I think GWT needs a theme
opens / closes the
disclosure.
6: Menu Bar:
It's nice, but it COMPLETELY clashes with the menu bar on my web
browser (Sea Monkey on Windows XP).
I know you're trying to develop your own theme, but the apps created
with this theme have to live inside web browsers. Violently clashing
John,
Did I speak too soon? Looking at the two showcases, they appear identical in
my browser:
http://gwt-showcase-clean.appspot.com/#!CwCheckBox
http://gwt.google.com/samples/Showcase/Showcase.html#!CwCheckBox
Did I miss something?
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John,
Did I speak too soon? Looking at the two showcases, they appear identical
in my browser:
http://gwt-showcase-clean.appspot.com/#!CwCheckBox
On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 4:40:19 PM UTC+1, George Moschovitis wrote:
Now, this is a great surprise. I strongly believe that GWT needs a new
default theme.
The proposed theme is a bold improvement (I especially like the buttons)
but why don't you use something closer to the 'Google
Agreed. I like the fact that the default theme is light-weight, does not
require fancy images and result in a relatively shallow DOM (compared to
some other widget providers) However I would really like the basic look to
match that of standard Google Apps. For example, the look and feel
For example, the look and feel of the Google Groups app is pretty neat, why
not try to grab their widgets?
exactly, the theme of Google Groups would make an excellent default theme...
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jlaba...@google.com wrote:
The GWT team is happy to (pre)announce that we will introduce a new, more
modern CSS style theme in GWT 2.3 called Clean. The new theme makes
existing widgets look cleaner (more business-like) than the standard
theme, and replaces the thick light blue borders with thin
)announce that we will introduce a new, more
modern CSS style theme in GWT 2.3 called Clean. The new theme makes
existing widgets look cleaner (more business-like) than the standard
theme, and replaces the thick light blue borders with thin gray borders. We
worked under the constraint that we
:
The GWT team is happy to (pre)announce that we will introduce a new,
more modern CSS style theme in GWT 2.3 called Clean. The new theme makes
existing widgets look cleaner (more business-like) than the standard
theme, and replaces the thick light blue borders with thin gray borders. We
worked
a new, more modern CSS style theme in GWT 2.3 called Clean.
The new theme makes existing widgets look cleaner (more
business-like) than the standard theme, and replaces the
thick light blue borders with thin gray borders. We worked
under the constraint that we
Tried on various browsers and I definitely like this new theme.
In my opinion:
TextBox height is a little bit too much.
TabLayoutPanel: I'm not convinced about new colors.
SplitLayoutPanel: would reduce the tickness of split layout panel
splittable bar and, only related to FF3 on Windows, would
-1 for me.
Consistency between browsers is an important value to me, though I can
understand your frustration with IE.
On 17 Feb, 17:08, John LaBanca jlaba...@google.com wrote:
Chrome, Safari, and Firefox support rounded corners natively in CSS. How do
you guys feel about using CSS rules to
much too dark and too steep of a gradient.
Overall, I like many elements of the new theme, as well as the goal of
not changing the DOM to achieve it. I would use this theme in any new
applications and would try to retrofit any of my existing applications
to use it as well. Thank you for giving some
+1 for me.
IE support is still important, but I don't see how the final user gets
benefit from emulated roundedCorners/shadows/gradients when he probably only
using IE (so he will never tell the difference) and the extra markup ends up
slowing down the app. This problem gets ever worst when the
will introduce a new,
more modern CSS style theme in GWT 2.3 called Clean. The new theme makes
existing widgets look cleaner (more business-like) than the standard
theme, and replaces the thick light blue borders with thin gray borders.
We
worked under the constraint that we would not modify
is an
acceptable difference.
If you are going to take that approach, I think you should also break
a bit of backwards compatibility with the new theme by changing the
DOM structure of some of the existing widgets.
Using border-radius and still having superfluous 3x3 tables all over
the place seems
needs to look 'good' on IE6-8, but it doesn't need to
look exactly the same, and i think missing rounded corners is an
acceptable difference.
If you are going to take that approach, I think you should also break
a bit of backwards compatibility with the new theme by changing the
DOM structure
The GWT team is happy to (pre)announce that we will introduce a new, more
modern CSS style theme in GWT 2.3 called Clean. The new theme makes
existing widgets look cleaner (more business-like) than the standard
theme, and replaces the thick light blue borders with thin gray borders. We
worked
I think the Tab Layout Panel styles could be improved to look more
professional, more business-like.
BTW, thank you very much for the new theme.
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I like how the new theme feels cleaner and definitely more light weight,
especially DialogBox.
The blue in the tabs feels like it doesn't fit with the rest of the theme...
I couldn't tell you what to put in there. I'm no artist, graphic designer
but the tabs definitely don't fit with the muted
copying that would be an improvement
- TabLayoutPanel - the dark blue background for the tabs looks very
out of place, since it is so strong and isn't widely used in other
widgets. Perhaps a simple grey would be better?
All that being said, we will be adopting the new theme regardless of
whether
+ Basic Button style is excellent, very professional looking
+ Date Picker is great
+ TabLayoutPanel is great, unlike a comment above, I believe it is
professional looking too.
- TextBox style is very poor : (
would have been nice to have a border, light background
It seems to have no style
I know its a matter of taste, but I very much love the shades of blue
themes,
I LOVE really LOVE TabLayoutPanel.
Professional does not mean looking boring grey,
for the Button, the Grey style is fantastic, but for the rest,
please do not overuse grey.
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Author: josht (styles), jlabanca
Please review this at http://gwt-code
Few nits about the styles: button image is off by 1px in showcase button
example, and a few blue border elements remain.
http://gwt-code-reviews.appspot.com/1330801/diff/1/8
File
user/src/com/google/gwt/user/theme/chrome/public/gwt/chrome/chrome.css
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File
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line-height: 0px
Ensure that your theme module inherits from
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On Nov 18, 1:16 am, mitratul mitratul2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to create my own theme and use it. But while launching Dev
mode
On 17 nov, 21:16, mitratul mitratul2...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to create my own theme and use it. But while launching Dev
mode, it is giving the following errors in eclipse console:
Initializing AppEngine server
Loading modules
com.mitratul.theme.standard.Standard
Hi,
I am trying to create my own theme and use it. But while launching Dev
mode, it is giving the following errors in eclipse console:
Initializing AppEngine server
Loading modules
com.mitratul.theme.standard.Standard
Translatable source found in...
[WARN] No source path
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Hi,
i am trying to create a theme based on the blueprint css framework.
I have several css to include :
link rel=stylesheet href=css/blueprint/screen.css type=text/css
media=screen, projection
link rel=stylesheet href=css/blueprint/print.css type=text/css
media=print
!--[if lt IE 8]link rel
IE uses a significantly larger font for font-size: small than most
of the other browsers. I've been able to override the theme defaults
for much of the text in the GWT UI, but for some reason, IE7 doesn't
seem to want me to fix the font-size: small on the SELECT. No
matter what I do in the CSS
Actully it is not a bug,but annoying,I have commented the entry
inherits
name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard/chrom..' / in my
project .gwt.xml ,But question is if a referenced library within
project uses inherits
name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard' /,standard *css*
Hi,I have commented the entry inherits
name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard' / in my project
.gwt.xml ,But question is if referenced library uses inherits
name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard' /,standard *css*
will still be generated,even I have commented it in my own
On 12/10/09, Alex Luya alexander.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,I have commented the entry inherits
name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard' / in my project
.gwt.xml ,But question is if referenced library uses inherits
name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standard' /,standard *css*
On 4 oct, 01:41, AndyB rn.an...@gmail.com wrote:
I know it is possible, as it is done in the showcase example.
I have tried looking through the code for the example but it is
somewhat confounding.
What I am interested in doing is changing the GWT user interface
theme, the one
I know it is possible, as it is done in the showcase example.
I have tried looking through the code for the example but it is
somewhat confounding.
What I am interested in doing is changing the GWT user interface
theme, the one that is inherited from the module XML, at runtime.
I was wondering
hi friends..
I have the same scenario...
I even commet the themes in .gwt.xml file.
It still over writes my css file.
thanks for help.
On Sep 10, 8:29 pm, ThomasWrobel darkfl...@gmail.com wrote:
You can always just comment them out;
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button to look like an IE button.
So...
I'd suggest you add your own css before the theme to level all the browsers
and then build up the defaults you personally want - including button text
size (this is probably THE most useful thing you can do to reduce css
problems, that and a proper
I've noticed that in IE buttons are noticeably larger using the
standard GWT CSS theme than these buttons are in other browsers. This
makes consistent cross-browser sizing difficult for me.
Just eyeballing I'd say the IE buttons are around 50% wider and taller
than in the other browsers
suggest you add your own css before the theme to level all the browsers
and then build up the defaults you personally want - including button text
size (this is probably THE most useful thing you can do to reduce css
problems, that and a proper doctype).
And if you want to have buttons look the same
differences. Maybe one day.
Buttons are browser and OS dependent and whatever you do, you'll never get a
Safari button to look like an IE button.
So...
I'd suggest you add your own css before the theme to level all the browsers
and then build up the defaults you personally want - including
You can always just comment them out;
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tks... :)
other framework have enabled this feature :)
j.
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On 7 sep, 02:40, josivan josiva...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, my
tks... :)
other framework have enabled this feature :)
j.
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On 7 sep, 02:40, josivan josiva...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, my application has currently many files for CSS oftheme.
My doubt! Is possible disabledtheme(css) file generation?
I
On 7 sep, 02:40, josivan josiva...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, my application has currently many files for CSS of theme.
My doubt! Is possible disabled theme (css) file generation?
I need only my css file, where I'm setting css rules (gwt-*)
inclusive.
Just remove any inherit name
Hi, my application has currently many files for CSS of theme.
My doubt! Is possible disabled theme (css) file generation?
I need only my css file, where I'm setting css rules (gwt-*)
inclusive.
tks
j.
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You'll probably get a quicker answer for this on the GWT users group.
2009/8/24 Zhi Le Zou zouzh...@gmail.com
Hi,
As you know, the default theme is blue, i.e. the borders or tabs are all in
blue
I'd like the Google Wave theme as the default for GWT 2.0.
I've posted this as an issue.
On Jun 8, 1:22 am, Paulo Coutinho pa...@prsolucoes.com wrote:
This idea is very nice, i think that themes only with css is very powerfull
because only need change de CSS and dont need create other
Inner designer? That made me laugh hehe. I'm all for open source.
In fact that's all I use.
But we have many projects to do and not a designer in our sordid
bunch :)
I'm just looking at the themes which ExtGWT and SmartGWT come with and
feel that if GWT came with a really nice theme, it's
that
offers multiple skins (as they do for iGoogle for example). Who knows
for fun we might get some animated skins as well :-)
David
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Kango_Vdjb.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to use the Google Wave theme as the standard for GWT
2? I know it may need
Do you know if there are there any proposals close to completion? I
enjoy writing parsers, but I don't want to write my own if something
new is about to be published.
I don't know of any parser that accomplishes that (googled it). There
are though many proposed protocols (still none is
, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Kango_Vdjb.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Is it possible to use the Google Wave theme as the standard for GWT
2? I know it may need paring down slight, but that would still be
cool.
There are a lot of programmers that would like to suggest GWT to
management, but do not like
Hi hobbyist,
AFAIK, styles are set in each class, when they are constructed (so,
via constructor). I have tried to change the stylename for TabPanel
and TabItem (to match at least the style cascading conventions my app
used), but found it impossible.
Still, what you actually want is some sort
Is it possible to use the Google Wave theme as the standard for GWT
2? I know it may need paring down slight, but that would still be
cool.
There are a lot of programmers that would like to suggest GWT to
management, but do not like the default. I'm sure if this was done,
far more developers
, my-Button without having to call
setStyleName() on every Button individually?
Just override .gwt-Button in your MyApp.css and all buttons will have
your style.
If there is no way to do
this dynamically, is there at least a way to create my own GWT theme
so that I can reference
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