How can I make some simple changes to the CSS GWT 2.0 uses for the
standard theme?
How can I change the font family/name used for everything? (Is there
a global place for this?)
How can I change the color of the font used for everything? (Is there
a global place for this?)
How can I change the
You can...
..copy the entire theme and customized it.
or
..overlap the css classes that you want to customize in a css and include it
(on each Widget there is a description of what css classes it uses)
2010/2/5 dhoffer dhoff...@gmail.com
How can I make some simple changes to the CSS GWT 2.0
I just include my own CSS file (you can include it in the top html
file) and create styles inside it and set the style name via
myWidget.setStyleName().
If I just want to change one or two CSS properties I use a global
method: MyJS.setStyle(Widget w, String style, String value)
So is there a global way to change all font? Or is this done per
class and completely separate from each other?
I've tried just adding some css to my app's css (which is specified in
the html) like:
.qwt-Label{
color: #DF0101;
font: normal 12px tahoma, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
There is no global way to override more specific styles. Thats just
how CSS works. The more specific style is going to override the more
general style.
If you have no need for GWT's css, remove it from your project and
create your own. Then you can specify font styles for the body, which
will be
Hey Dave, I dont know if you have copy/pasted the css from your css file or
typed it down here.
It should be gwt-Label instead of qwt-Label, note the G instead of Q.
- Abdullah
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 6:59 AM, dhoffer dhoff...@gmail.com wrote:
So is there a global way to change all font? Or
