Re: organizing modules and CSS resources

Create a css file for your library and add <stylesheet src="mylib.css"/> to your mylib.gwt.xml. Make sure to use a good naming scheme for your CSS classes so you don't run into css class name clashes accidentally. 

Alternatively make your library widgets use their own ClientBundle, e.g.

class TittleBar {

 public  interface Resources extends ClientBundle {

    public interface Css extends CssResource {

       String titleBar();

    }

    @Source("titleBar.css")

    Css css();

  }

  public TitleBar() {

    this(GWT.<Resources>create(Resources.class));

  }

  public TitleBar(Resources resources) {

     this.resources = resources;

     this.resources.css().ensureInjected();

     setStyleName(resources.css().titleBar());

  }

}

-- J.

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