Re: Override html styles with css resource

Yeah that is a good argument. But we want to prepare oure application for mobile devices. And every time I search mobile devices are build with css Resource. 

Thanks ;) 

On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 4:53:08 PM UTC+2, Steve C wrote:

I wouldn't say that the "recommended" way to create CSS is to use CssResource.  If I just want to create general styling, there's nothing wrong with the CSS-file-in-the-war-directory approach.

Keep in mind that using a CssResource will require a full recompile if you change anything, while just changing the linked CSS file in the war directory won't.

On Wednesday, May 7, 2014 5:16:27 AM UTC-4, Dominic Warzok wrote:

Hi, 

as the gwt documentaion says the common way to apply styles is to use css resources. 

Now I try to implement cssresoures to my webapp. But I don't find an example how to override standard html attributes. 

For example I want to style a link. In normal CSS I use: 

a{

color: xxx;

}

a:hover{

color: anotherColor;

}

Is this possible in CSS Resources ? 

Thanks in advance ;) 

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