Getting Started with jquery (17) reading and writing CSS properties for HTML elements

JQuery's CSS () method is used to set or read CSS properties for HTML elements.

The CSS syntax syntax for reading elements is as follows:

CSS ("PropertyName");

For example, the following code gets the background color of the first <p> element.

$ ("P"). CSS ("Background-color");

Use the following syntax to set CSS properties for HTML elements:

CSS ("propertyname", "value");

For example, the following code sets the background color to yellow for all <p> elements.

<! DOCTYPE html>     
 
 
CSS () also supports multiple CSS properties: Its syntax is as follows:
 
CSS ({"PropertyName": "Value", "PropertyName": "Value",...});
 
Like what:
 
$ ("P"). css ({"background-

Color": "Yellow", "font-size": "200%"});