Since after some more examination it seems that parseXML() isn't going to
work at all, I need to know how to create some elements the DOM way. So
let's assume I need to create an element like this:
var newElement = document.createElement("rect");
That works fine and I can set attributes on it with the setAttribute()
function. But what happens when I need to set CSS attributes? This doesn't
work:
newElement.setAttribute("style", "visibility:hidden;");
And doing this:
newElement.style.setProperty("visibility", "hidden", null);
...tells me that I cannot call function "setProperty" of undefined,
basically meaning that newElement.style is undefined. Even this doesn't
work:
newElement.setAttribute("id", "newelement");
document.getRootElement().appendChild(newElement);
document.getElementById("newelement").style.setProperty("visibility",
"hidden", null);
Same error. What am I doing wrong, and how do I set a CSS property on a
newly created element?
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