metroboy
28 Nov 2008, 2:50 AM
Hi folks,
I'm styling a GWT grid to fit to some predefined layout out and while the first 80% where totally smooth - simply overwriting some ext-all.css-defined styles - I'm now flat busted.
Problem is, that for example grid styles such as "..x-grid3-row-selected" sport an "!important" declaration in ext-all.css. As i've learned it seems to be impossible to overwrite an existing "!important" declaration but I do not want to manually set styles to components in the Java code.
So my question to you horde of heroes:
Is there any chance to overwrite those styles or am I missing something (as always...).
Thanks for your help!
regards,
El hombre Metro
I'm styling a GWT grid to fit to some predefined layout out and while the first 80% where totally smooth - simply overwriting some ext-all.css-defined styles - I'm now flat busted.
Problem is, that for example grid styles such as "..x-grid3-row-selected" sport an "!important" declaration in ext-all.css. As i've learned it seems to be impossible to overwrite an existing "!important" declaration but I do not want to manually set styles to components in the Java code.
So my question to you horde of heroes:
Is there any chance to overwrite those styles or am I missing something (as always...).
Thanks for your help!
regards,
El hombre Metro