One possibility is that your label contents have their own style.color
settings, either as part of the html string or specified in the class
style. The ELabel class is attached to the first child of this.div_, so
if it contains a color setting, it countermands that attached to the
parent div_.
Try this:
ELabel.prototype.setColor = function(newColor) {
this.div_.firstChild.style.color = newColor;
this.redraw(true);
}
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Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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