So what is your question?
If you fix a width like 200px etc for a image widget, any image
loaded inside it will resize itself to that dimension. In order to get
away from that, assign either 100% or blank string or any thing
that is not a width. And the browser will ignore it.
Rakesh Wagh
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No question, merely a statement.
I did not set the width or height on the image at all, only the URL.
GWT assigns a width and height the first time it reads the image in
via the URL.
Then the width and height values apparently get cached and linked to
the URL of the image.
Irregardless if the
I was having problems with old images maintaing their width and
height attributes when replaced with new images with the same url.
i.e. the image at the url is replaced with a different image.
Unfortunately, the option of changing the image file name to force new
values for width and height was
