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Okay, Folks,
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I guess my real burning concern all along is a "high-level" one: just
how does JavaScript interact with CSS?
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Right now, my newbie self only knows JavaScript and CSS to *co-
exist*...but I'm beginning to get the sense that they actually
interact -- or, perhaps more precisely, JavaScript acts upon CSS...but
how, exactly??
>
I see how JavaScript acts upon HTML, but I'm not so sure where
JavaScript acts upon CSS...moreover, I want to see where they could
create whole new browsing experiences, beyond simply new text and new
images (though I'm only just beginning at the level of new ways of
presenting text and images)....
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How do I go about all this?? Ugh, I hope all those $$$ worth of books
will help...so far, I'm learning very basic things which I actually
wouldn't use (though the learning itself is fun), while the things I
would like to do, I either don't have the technical know-how for it or
I don't have the creative imagination to bring together what little I
do know -- sigh!!
Okay, Folks,
>
I guess my real burning concern all along is a "high-level" one: just
how does JavaScript interact with CSS?
>
Right now, my newbie self only knows JavaScript and CSS to *co-
exist*...but I'm beginning to get the sense that they actually
interact -- or, perhaps more precisely, JavaScript acts upon CSS...but
how, exactly??
>
I see how JavaScript acts upon HTML, but I'm not so sure where
JavaScript acts upon CSS...moreover, I want to see where they could
create whole new browsing experiences, beyond simply new text and new
images (though I'm only just beginning at the level of new ways of
presenting text and images)....
>
How do I go about all this?? Ugh, I hope all those $$$ worth of books
will help...so far, I'm learning very basic things which I actually
wouldn't use (though the learning itself is fun), while the things I
would like to do, I either don't have the technical know-how for it or
I don't have the creative imagination to bring together what little I
do know -- sigh!!
<div id="content">bl ah</div>
JavaScript:
var contentDiv = document.getEle mentById( "content" );
contentDiv.styl e.marginLeft = "1em";
Generally (there may be exceptions but I'm not aware of any) the property of
the object corresponds to the name of the CSS property but camel cased.
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