Hi.
Should I add the method using (A)...
$$('.css').invoke('addMethod', function(el, args){
// Payload
});
Or should I use (B) ...
Element.addMethods(function(el, args) {
if (el.hasClass('css')) {
// Payload
}
});
Element.addMethods();
Using (A) directly attaches to any current elements, but (B) will work
on existing and new elements.
I suppose, based upon my own assumptions above, (B) would be the way to go.
Unless there is a way to attach behaviour based upon style (so attach
the method to the style which is then applied to the element when the
style is).
Regards,
Richard Quadling.
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