Bart, that css alteration thing is a recurring issue if you've to style svgs client side. I do not see a sweeping solution to the issue. Well, the use of getElementsByTagName and setAttribute is probably a very lousy solution in terms of performance: getElementsByTagName returns you a nodelist that's supposed to reflect all the updates while you're modifying the document (setAttribute). That might become very expensive as well... --- In [email protected], Bart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think I'll use getElementsByTagName and setAttribute instead, > but thanks all the same. > > --Bart > > On 7/19/05, welkerpaul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Bart and Holger, > > in order to talk asv3 into realizing stylesheet modifications you'll > > have to repace the entire stylesheet. At least that's how I did it > > back then. Admittedly this solution is dead slow. Well, it's faster > > than walking the dom, that's something at least. > > Here's your code (that did work with asv3):
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