Modifying CSS style styles is more practical in some cases, you can change some styles dynamically, and then let's show you how to do it with JavaScript
One, the partial change style divides into the change direct style, changes classname and changes csstext three kinds. Note that: note that the case: JavaScript is very sensitive to the case, ClassName can not write "n" written "n", Csstext can not write "T" written "T", otherwise can not achieve the effect. Calling method: if you change the ClassName, declare the class in the style sheet beforehand, but do not call style like document.getElementById (' obj '). Style.classname= "..." The wording is wrong! Can only be written: document.getElementById (' obj ') classname= "..." change csstext but if you use Csstext, you must add style, The correct writing is: document.getElementById (' obj '). style.csstext= Change the direct style I don't have to say, you remember to write to the specific style, such as code as follows: document.getElementById (' obj '). style.backgroundcolor= "#003366 ″ II, global change style typically, We can change the value of the chain-style of href to achieve real-time page style switching, that is, "change the template style." This is the first time we need to give a target ID that needs to be changed, such as <link rel = "stylesheet" type= "Text/css" id= "CSS" href= "Firefox.css"/> Calls are simple, such as <span on click= "javascript:document.getElementById (' CSS '). href = ' ie.css ' > Dot i change the style </span> for newcomers often do not know how CSS specific styles are written in JavaScript, and sometimes require different browsers. such as float in IE written stylefloat, in Firefox written in Cssfloat, which requires the accumulation of everyone. Search for "Ccvita JavaScript" in Google, perhapswill help you with your doubts. Basics Typically there are three ways to call a style sheet in a Web page. First: Link to an external style sheet file (linking to a style Sheet) You can create an external style sheet file (. css) First, and then use the HTML link object. For example, the following: copy code code as follows: <head> <title> document title </title> <link rel=stylesheet href= "http:// Www.ccvita.com/demo.css "type=" Text/css "> </link></head> " in XML, you should add in the declaration area as shown in the following example: Copy code code as follows: <? Xml-stylesheet type= "Text/css" href= "Http://www.dhtmlet.com/dhtmlet.css"?> Second: Defining an internal style block object (embedding A Style block You can insert a block object between your HTML document and the tag. Define how to see style sheet syntax. Examples below: code are as follows: <html> <head> <title> document title </title> <style type= " Text/css "> <!-- body {font:10pt" Arial "} h1 {font:15pt/17pt" Arial "; font-weight:bold aroon} h2 {font:13pt/15pt "Arial"; font-weight:bold; color:blue} p {font:10pt/12pt "Arial"; color:black}& nbsp --> </style> </head> <body> </body></html> Note that the Type property of the Style object is set to "Text/css" here, is to allow browsers that do not support this type to ignore style sheets. Third: inline definition (Inline Styles) Inline definition is to use the object's Style property to define the style sheet properties that apply to the object's markup. For example below: code is as follows: <p style= "margin-left:0.5in; margin-right:0.5in "> This line has been added around the outer patch </p><p> </p>