[WSG] Modify class (hope to bring closure ;-)

2003-11-24 Thread Taco Fleur
Title: Modify class



Hi 
Guys,

I just 
wanted to touch the subject again, as it did not bring closure to my problem 
last time, ie.most of youpointed me in the right direction but I 
still don't have it working fully, Lindsay; your example diddisplay the 
hidden items but it did not hide them again.

I came 
up with the following, which also displays the hidden items but again it does 
not hide them.

link href="" rel="stylesheet" 
type="text/css"scriptfunction replaceRule( objStyle, 
className, newClassName ){var r = objStyle.rulesfor ( 
var i = 0; i  r.length; i++ ){if( 
r[i].selectorText == className 
){objStyle.removeRule( i 
);objStyle.addRule( className, newClassName, i 
);return;}}}/scripta 
href="" test/adiv 
class="helpItem"img src="" 
alt="Click here for help on this item" Click on any item to display 
help./div
I was 
also thinking maybe it's easier (if possible) to have two classes like 
so;

.international {visibility: hidden;display: none; 
}

.national {
visibility: visible;display: inline;}

and 
then do something like switchRule( document.styleSheets[0], '.international' , 
'.national' )
But 
how? There doesn't seem to be much documentation out there about dynamic 
stylesheets, or a nice PDF Reference, like Netscape brought out for Client-Side 
_javascript_ Reference


Re: [WSG] Modify class (hope to bring closure ;-)

2003-11-24 Thread Cade Whitbourn

Not sure if this will help, but it's a solution I copied from Zeldman quite a while 
back...
 
script language=JavaScript
function toggle( targetId ){
  if (document.getElementById){
target = document.getElementById( targetId );
 if (target.style.display == none){
  target.style.display = ;
 } else {
  target.style.display = none;
 }
   }
}
/script
 
a href=# onClick=toggle('toggle');return false;Show/a
div id=toggle style=display:none
h2Hello!/h2
[a href=# onClick=toggle('toggle');return false;Hide/a]
/div

Cade.

 Hi Guys,
  
 I just wanted to touch the subject again, as it did not bring closure to  my 
 problem last time, ie. most of you pointed me in the right direction  but I still 
 don't have it working fully, Lindsay; your example did  display the hidden items 
 but it did not hide them again.
  
 I came up with the following, which also displays the hidden items but  again it 
 does not hide them.
  
 link href=/style/default.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css
 script
 function replaceRule( objStyle, className, newClassName )
 {
  var r = objStyle.rules
  for ( var i = 0; i  r.length; i++ )
  {
   if( r[i].selectorText == className )
   {
objStyle.removeRule( i );
objStyle.addRule( className, newClassName, i );
return;
   }
  }
 }
 /script
 
 a href=## onClick=replaceRule( document.styleSheets[0],  '.helpItem', 
 '.helpItemDisplay' );test/a
 div class=helpItem
 img src=#request.imageRoot#/iconHelp.gif alt=Click here for help  on this 
 item Click on any item to display help./div
 
 I was also thinking maybe it's easier (if possible) to have two classes  like so;
  
 .international {
  visibility: hidden;
  display: none; }
  
 .national {
  visibility: visible;
  display: inline;}
  
 and then do something like switchRule( document.styleSheets[0],  '.international' , 
 '.national' )
 But how? There doesn't seem to be much documentation out there about  dynamic 
 stylesheets, or a nice PDF Reference, like Netscape brought out  for Client-Side 
 JavaScript Reference
 

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RE: [WSG] Modify class (hope to bring closure ;-)

2003-11-24 Thread Taco Fleur

Nope that won't help, thanks anyway..

It's only for one object, ie. the object with an id assigned.

-Original Message-
From: Cade Whitbourn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 25 November 2003 2:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [WSG] Modify class (hope to bring closure ;-)



Not sure if this will help, but it's a solution I copied from Zeldman quite a while 
back...
 
script language=JavaScript
function toggle( targetId ){
  if (document.getElementById){
target = document.getElementById( targetId );
 if (target.style.display == none){
  target.style.display = ;
 } else {
  target.style.display = none;
 }
   }
}
/script
 
a href=# onClick=toggle('toggle');return false;Show/a
div id=toggle style=display:none
h2Hello!/h2
[a href=# onClick=toggle('toggle');return false;Hide/a]
/div

Cade.

 Hi Guys,
  
 I just wanted to touch the subject again, as it did not bring closure to  my 
 problem last time, ie. most of you pointed me in the right direction  but I still 
 don't have it working fully, Lindsay; your example did  display the hidden items 
 but it did not hide them again.
  
 I came up with the following, which also displays the hidden items but  again it 
 does not hide them.
  
 link href=/style/default.css rel=stylesheet type=text/css
 script
 function replaceRule( objStyle, className, newClassName )
 {
  var r = objStyle.rules
  for ( var i = 0; i  r.length; i++ )
  {
   if( r[i].selectorText == className )
   {
objStyle.removeRule( i );
objStyle.addRule( className, newClassName, i );
return;
   }
  }
 }
 /script
 
 a href=## onClick=replaceRule( document.styleSheets[0],  '.helpItem', 
 '.helpItemDisplay' );test/a
 div class=helpItem
 img src=#request.imageRoot#/iconHelp.gif alt=Click here for help  on this 
 item Click on any item to display help./div
 
 I was also thinking maybe it's easier (if possible) to have two classes  like so;
  
 .international {
  visibility: hidden;
  display: none; }
  
 .national {
  visibility: visible;
  display: inline;}
  
 and then do something like switchRule( document.styleSheets[0],  '.international' , 
 '.national' )
 But how? There doesn't seem to be much documentation out there about  dynamic 
 stylesheets, or a nice PDF Reference, like Netscape brought out  for Client-Side 
 JavaScript Reference
 

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