Unfortunately, using a separate TextResource isn't quite what I'm looking for. I want the best of both worlds. :)
Hm looking at the syntax of EQCSS again, it seems that you have to fork GWT anyways, because even if GSS would allow @element you would still need to obfuscate the selector (css id of class) if its a non-external css class/id managed by CssResource.
Alternatively you could try to implement your own EqCssResource and write your own EqCssResourceGenerator since the ClientBundle/Resource mechanism is extendable in GWT for custom resources.
-- J.
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