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I was working with jQuey using $('#myelem').css('grid-row', '1/12') when I noticed the error message saying that HTMLDOMElement.myStyle is to be modified and not HTMLDOMElement.style (which jQuery and other frameworks change).
I think this should be properly documented. Sorry if I missed it somewhere!
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Yeah, that's a ugly limitation due to Chrome and Safari inability to properly redefine properties on DOM elements. Chrome fixed the bug recently, but I don't want to change the way it works knowing it will fail in older browsers on which developers will not test on.
In the mean time, I would advise only using classes to change the style, and not change the inline style. There are likely bugs related to this, I'm not sure it works in all cases anyway.
You're right I should document this more prominently.
I was working with jQuey using
$('#myelem').css('grid-row', '1/12')
when I noticed the error message saying thatHTMLDOMElement.myStyle
is to be modified and notHTMLDOMElement.style
(which jQuery and other frameworks change).I think this should be properly documented. Sorry if I missed it somewhere!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: