> Joe,
> Thank you.
> But my could you please clarify how im supposed to do this?
> In my ui binder template I have:
> <a class={res.style.anchorStyle}>someLink</a>
> In my CSSResource interface I have declared the
> String anchorStyle ( );
> In the CSS file I have:
> .anchorStyle{
> -- style info
> }
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tej,
Please see my views inline
> 1. How do I declare style for hover in this case?
a.anchorStyle:hover or even anchorStyle:hover both should work just
fine, and GWT would know that it's a element+class+pseudo class
selector
> 1.1 Do I have to make a new entry in the java interface?
No
> 2. Is there any way I can define styles for the HTML elements link <a>,
> <h1>,<span> which are linked to the element as opposed to a CSS class?
Put them in the css file, GWT is clever enough to know that they are
tag level css selectors and will honour them.
> 2.1 I want to have a particular set of fonts and styles to the <body> tag,
> what is the best way to do this?
If it's used across the application, you can either load it from the
host page using a <link>, or load it from the module.gwt.xml file
using <style> or use CSS resources, I've used all 3 ways and all of
them work as expected.
HTH,
-- Joe
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