SamCKayak wrote:
.css( {background: "navy"} )
is a great facility, but the object keys cannot follow the
corresponding css names which is why css background-color is
shortended to "background".
No. It's not shortened, it's the corresponding shorthand css property.
If the css property contains a "-" you need to put the property name
into quotes:
.css({ 'background-color': 'navy' })
Is there a list somewhere of all the revised property names?
As I said, there are no revised property names. Were did you get that
information from?
I need border-bottom in particular.
.css({ 'border-bottom': '1px solid red' })
--Klaus
