I have a custom cell definition that I want to add a custom style definition (.quiet) for. In this case, it's a cell that goes into a cell table. What I have done (and is NOT working) is the following:
interface CellTableResources extends CellTable.Resources {
@Source({CellTable.Style.DEFAULT_CSS, "DesktopServiceTable.css"})
CellTableStyle cellTableStyle();
}
interface CellTableStyle extends CellTable.Style {
String quiet();
}
I added a .quiet{} rule to my DesktopServiceTable.css
Then, the render() method of my cell class uses the "quiet" class: @SafeHtmlTemplates.Template("<strong>{0}</strong><br/><em class=\"quiet\">Updated: {1}</em>")
The class name is on the em element in the DOM (within the td of the table), but there is no style associated with it - it's almost like it wasn't "injected" or something.
Any ideas?
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