Yes, but if he uses .eq(0), he will be forced to use append, and if
the rule addition is done many times, he would be bloating the css
with duplicates. Dunno if that's such a problem, maybe .eq(0) works
well. Though.. doesn't IE give more priority to the first rule and
others to the last ? that could cause different behaviors on each
browser...
In conclusion, fambizzari, do as you wish, you should try all this
options and see what works better...
Ariel Flesler
On 8 nov, 18:50, Guy Fraser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Could you not just use .eq(0) to get the first style node and append to
> that?
>
>
>
> Flesler wrote:
> > And that worked? if you have more than one style node, you would be
> > appending that to more than one, causing some overhead.
> > You could try this:
>
> > var $style = $('#my_style');
>
> > if( $style.length == 0 )
> > $style = $('<style>').attr('type','text/
> > css').attr('id','my_style').appendTo('head');
>
> > $style.text(".siteWidth{width: " + modifiedW +"}");//add 'px' if
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