Hi Simon,
I cannot find this method in either Node.h or RenderStyle.h.
I wonder that why we cannot get the attribute of an element node just by
invoking some member function of the node?
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Subject: Re: [webkit-dev] How to get the background image of a node?
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 08:55:53 -0700
This is really a question for the webkit-help list.
The solution is to call getComputedStyle().
Simon
On Aug 12, 2009, at 8:52 AM, TianShijun wrote:How can i get the
background-image url of an element node?
Usually, I can read the "background-image" attribute of the node. But if it is
written
in the style sheet, there is no explicit "background-image" attribute in the
element's
attributes list. Instead, there is a "class" attribute.
I have also tried to get some information from RenderStyle. But it can only
provide an
interface hasBackgroundImage() .
How can I get it? It seems not to be an elegant way that we firstly read the
style class
abtribute and then parse the style sheet file. Could WebKit provides an
expandedAttributes()
interface which can return all the attributes by simply expanding the class
attribute with
those written in the style sheet?
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