Re: GWT customization (CSS) by web designer

Without any addition automation I follow this cycle.

1) Setup full development environment, start at app development mode
(debug-run)
2) open the CSS file with gwt css editor.
3) make changes, save
3) in development tab - reload web server (two crossing arrows)
4) new css will be loaded, just test changes from GUI , launching the
site.

On Aug 26, 7:18 pm, Michael Allan <m...@zelea.com> wrote:
> A simple approach is to pull the designer's style sheet into the GWT
> page, just as you would into a static page.  Here's an example:http://zelea.com/project/votorola/a/web/base/xf/default.html
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> See the <link> element.  See also the caveat in this style sheet,
> which is imported into the main sheet:http://zelea.com/project/votorola/a/web/base/web/gwt.css
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> Michael Allan
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> Toronto, +1 416-699-9528http://zelea.com/
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> Otto Chrons wrote:
> > We are trying out GWT 2.3 for the first time to develop a web
> > application for professional users (not consumers).
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> > What is the best way to enable a web designer to work on customizing
> > the UI, especially CSS, without having him work through the full GWT
> > compile/package scheme? Ideally we would just compile the production
> > version of the app, deploy it and the designer could then work with
> > the "static" deployment and directly edit CSS files so that changes
> > could be seen just by reloading the web page.
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> > - Otto

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