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Hi all,
This is a reduction of a problem that I'm having:
- I have a HTML with a couple of external CSS files (a requirement from my
client)
- I need to know if the width of an element has been set to 'auto' so that I
can display a visually different icon
From using -computedStyleForElement:pseudoElement:, I actually get back a
computed width, say '173px'. So now I can't tell if the actual width for the
CSS style is actually 'auto' or '173px'. ( Surprisingly, the value for the
style key "margin-left" actually reflects the actual value in the CSS file.)
I tried to get -cssText from the returned DOMCSSStyleDeclaration but it is
empty. So I'm thinking whether there is a way for me to know which actual CSS
rule was used so that I can parse it for myself?
Any one please?
Thanks, Ohmson
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