The only way to get the exact combination of css rules used to display
an element is to use getComputedStyle. It won't tell you however when
it comes from, but I guess you could walk back yourself the parents to
figure that out and look at the style declaration matching the id or
class of an element.
On Wednesday, June 1, 2005, at 09:48 AM, Danny Espinoza wrote:
Well, this has been driving me crazy. I've got a DOMHTMLDivElement*
referencing a DIV element for which I'd like to get the CSS definition
(by id or class) -- just an NSString* with the raw CSS text would do.
I thought it would be as easy as calling DOMElement
(DOMElementCSSInlineStyle):style and using
DOMCSSStyleDeclaration:cssText and then recursively walk up the parent
nodes, looking for inherited CSS properties. However, :style seems to
return only inline (?) CSS definitions.
Am I approaching this from the wrong direction? Should I be walking
the document's stylesheet instead? Is there an easy way to get the
CSS definition text for a given DIV element?
Thanks!
Danny
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