Re: DialogBox won't get CSS attribute box-shadow

[Jinker Jiang]

you should use the method PopupPanel. setAnimationEnabled(boolean enable), this use css style clip, 

and clip affect box-shadow

2012/8/9 Dominic Warzok <dom...@googlemail.com>

Hi everyone,

I have a DialogBox an want to add a box-shadow to it.

So at the end it should look like "endversion.png".

But when I write my DialogBox class and use the method "setStylePrimaryName()" or "setStyleName()" the given String would be applied to the DialogBox.

CSS attributes like "border-radius" or "background-color" are shown in FireBug but the attribute "box-shadow" is missing.

Any sugesstions ? 

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[Joseph Lust]

Is 'box-shadow' recognized in your version of FF? Otherwise you might want to try the vendor specific "-moz-box-shadow." Also, such vendor specific code might not work through CssResource.

Sincerely,

Joseph

[mtrebizan]

If you have animation applied to dialog box, then "clip" property is applied to dialog box, thus preventing shadow to appear. remove animation or manually override clip property.