Thank you Karl, that seems to be exactly what I was looking for! @Andrea... I know it's potentially a bit of a rare case but I've had to make some changes to an old page where the css was static but the page had rows (not table rows) that needed to be able to update based on the width of the page, but because certain other parts needed to be static widths it became impossible to give them a percent width or anything else like that. They don't have a special parent element that can be set where they can be 100% either so the easiest way was to set the widths to a static number every resize, but I also had to include a catch every time new rows were added, and this would allow me to get rid of the extra step. As a side note it also seemed to be a bit faster (at least in some browsers) when I was able to set it via class instead of jquery iterating through the elements and setting each one (though I haven't tested with 1.4).
Thanks for the replies though! -Mike On Jan 16, 9:11 am, Andrea Raimondi <andrea.raimo...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 10:03 PM, Mike <m...@michaelhall.ca> wrote: > > I think it would be nice to be able to create permanent rules in CSS, > > so that if I were to change the style of any specific type of element, > > it could have a permanent effect on all newly created elements as > > well. > > Hi Mike, > > Maybe it's just I didn't sleep enough today(happens often....) but I am not > sure > what's the usefulness of what you want to do? > CSS rules can be set for tags regardless of the creation moment(iirc at > least). > > Wait, maybe I am seeing what you mean: you want to be able to change > f.i. the class of a tag in the > whole page, including newly created elements? If so, what's the > usefulness of the thing? > I can't see why you would want to do something like that, at least - I > can't see a reason considering that's not > something(IMVHO) you should do in general :-) > > Rgds, > > -- > Andrea Raimondi > Senior Software Analyst&Developer
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