Thanks Ed,
that's close to what I'm looking for but not quite. I'll try and explain. I actually got closer (or so I thought) to achieving what I wanted.
What I did is all the css classes that were included in my uibinder templates I changed to @external so they don't get obfuscated. That seemed to work fine.
My next step was going to be to add a <link> to the host html where I could include perhaps the same css file and then at runtime simply replace it if I wanted to change the style.
The issue I ran into is that it turns out that in the generated html (once I visit my page) GWT places all the 'compile-time' styles in <style/> tags that ALWAYS come right AFTER the <link> tag!
So I end up with something in my html..
<head>
<link>include the overriding css</link>
<!-- but now that is overriden with the compile time styles!!! -->
<style> ....</style>
</head>
If I go and manually change the generated html and swap the order of the <link> and <style> tags I get exactly what I wanted, the css referred to in the <link> tag overrides any "compile-time" styles
defined in the <style> tags.
However, I cannot get gwt to follow this order!
Using your suggestion, I tried to inject the css as part of onModuleLoad() but that also places it right before the <style> tags so no luck there.
Any other suggestions? I feel I've hit a brick wall here even though I find it hard to believe it's not possible. In other words, I feel it's me, not gwt! :)
Cheers!
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