Hi,
When playing with Style rules I have accountered a weird behaviour.
Let's say I have a single stylesheet. I may access it using
document.styleSheets[0] and I can access the first rule
using document.styleSheets[0].rules[0]
Now, if the first rule equals to something like: "body{ width:100%; height:
100%; background-repeat: no-repeat; }", it seems internally,
background-repeat is splited into two separate properties:
background-repeat-x and background-repeat-y
That sounds ok (even though I couldn't find anywhere a reference to the
background-repeat-x/y properties: are they standard CSS ?). The problem is
it isn't possible to set this values.
Doing something like: myRule.style.setProperty('background-repeat-x',
'repeat') won't work.
I know I may use the shorthand (valid) CSS property background-repeat to
set my properties but I'm wondering: why is background-repeat property
split like this ? It makes it impossible to iterate through all styles
since there's no way to set background-repeat-x/y values.
Thanks,
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