Official way to dyn. change style

What's the "official" way to dynamically/programmically change a HTML element's style via ECMAscript? The Rhino book has IE or Netscape versions, and I can't find exactly what I'm looking for at w3.org.

Thanks,

Yes, this is something of a pain. The Rhino book covers JavaScript, but it is before the standards.

There is a single page that I've found at the W3C that helps (sorta): DOM Level 3 Core Specs Appendix E: ECMAScript Language Binding.

If you have any specific questions, I will try to help.

In the meantime, I hope this helps (and I hope I got all the syntax correct):

Code:

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var myObject = document.getElementByID("foo");

myObject.style.backgroundColor = "#0000ff";
myObject.style.Color = "#ff0000";

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I was looking for a page like this http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/WD-DOM-Lev...1025/html.html for HTML DOM Level 3, but I guess that's not ready yet.

That looks similar to what I was doing, but I wasn't sure whether it was correct or just an IE extension (all I really need to support on my intranet is IE 5/6 anyway, but...)

Thanks,

Yeah, for some reason the standard looks more like the MS extention than the NS originals. *shrug*