Using jQuery to Dynamically Add CSS to HTML
jQuery easily allows for CSS to be dynamically changed as a result of different event triggers. This is especially useful if you want to change some styling of a particular element after a click. Implementing this type of code is fairly simple. The code in the following example would change the color of the text within a div after a div is clicked:
[javascript]
$('div').click(function(){
$('div p').css("color", "#000");
});
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In the above example, the .css() method takes two values -- the first should be the name of the CSS property you want to change, the second should be the property's new value. Make sure the values are separated by a comma (not a colon like they would be in your stylesheets), and make sure they're within quotes.
