Topic: Accessing Javascript Pseudo Styles (Page 1 of 1)

Hello Inmates,

Is there anyway in JS to access the background-color of a pseudo-class element such as a:hover, when the element is not currently being hovered over with the mouse?



- AIM: MASKKKK

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Well, it is doable but it's a real PITA. You have to go through the list of CSS rules and if one defines a :hover pseudo class, you have to check whether it applies to the element you're interested in. Not trivial to make in a generic way.

Um, yeah this wasn't really my question...

It's one of my co-workers, the department is just getting used to the web now...it's been a bit awkward like middle school....so how do you go through a list of CSS rules?

Here's a link that gives some basic info on going through the CSS Rule object using JavaScript

http://www.javascriptkit.com/dhtmltutors/externalcss3.shtml

document.styleSheets reference with links to the DOM2 CSS StyleSheet interface.

Wasn't it your question or the question ?

Poi,

It wasn't my question, I never even thought of wanting to do this...



- AIM: MASKKKK

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(Edited by Maskkkk on 11-04-2008 20:54)