Hi, I found this thread when searching on this subject.
I have an app here where we let the user customize almost every single
piece of the UI. This requires that we dynamically generate the CSS off
a tagged template.
What I want to be able to do is completely scrap the current style data
and
You can use an alternative way:
var el = $('').appendTo('head').attr({
media: media,
id:id,
type: 'text/css'
})[0];
if(el.styleSheet !== undefined && el.styleSheet.cssText !==
undefined) {
That's been a real help, thanks so much
Ant
On Jan 15, 4:36 pm, Ricardo Tomasi wrote:
> appendChild on a element fails on IE and you get an "unknown
> error" if you try to modify it's innerHTML. I haven't found any
> workaround.
>
> Use this to add styles:
>
> //addStyles 0.1
> // Ricardo Tomas
appendChild on a element fails on IE and you get an "unknown
error" if you try to modify it's innerHTML. I haven't found any
workaround.
Use this to add styles:
//addStyles 0.1
// Ricardo Tomasi < ricardobeat at gmail com >
// Licensed under the WTFPL - [jQuery] Re: .append() into style element causes error in IE only
Hi,
Yea, I went for adding a new style element for every new style, which
works, but isn't as neat as I was hoping for.
I was trying to append a string into the style element:
HTML
body{color:#333;}
JS
$("style").append("#content{color:#f00;}");
In Firefox, this adds #content(color:#f00;} be
What are you trying to append? You can only append textnodes to a
style element.
Why not use the stylesheet object directly:
document.styleSheets[0].insertRule("#wrapper {display:none}", 0) //
'addRule' on IE
Or, for a hassle-free alternative, create a new style element for it:
$('').text(myCl
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