rootPanel.addStyleName does not cover style in PopupPanel
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tong123123
Jan 17, 2013, 3:59:04 AM1/17/13
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all my css class has the prefix class name .als to prevent css classname collision with other project, e.g.
.als .class1{};
.als .class2{};
I plan to use
but I discover that in all PopupPanel, this is not true, the widget is PopupPanel will not has prefix css classname "als", so it is very trouble to add
Any method to let all widget in my application, including widgets in PopupPanel, will have css classname "als"?
.als .class1{};
.als .class2{};
I plan to use
rootPanel.addStyleName("als");so that all element will has prefix css classname "als", and I can just use
textbox1.addStyleName("class1");
but I discover that in all PopupPanel, this is not true, the widget is PopupPanel will not has prefix css classname "als", so it is very trouble to add
.addStyleName("als");in the first line of each PopupPanel.
Any method to let all widget in my application, including widgets in PopupPanel, will have css classname "als"?
Thomas Broyer
Jan 17, 2013, 4:27:51 AM1/17/13
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Which RootPanel are you styling? PopupPanel's are added as direct children of the <body>, i.e. RootPanel.get().
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