Brilliant minds think alike :) The RegExp allows for stylesheets that use a
comma, like
.classname , .otherclass {...}
which my simple == wouldn't catch. On the other hand, yours would catch
.classname childelement {...}
which wouldn't be right. The quick and dirty answer is to make sure your
stylesheets don't do that. The right answer would be to change the condition
to
if ('/[^ ,]'.selector.'[$ ,]/'.test(this.selectorText))
but I haven't tested that. Adding the checks for the appropriate media types
is left as an exercise for the reader.
thumblewend wrote:
>
> On 16/03/2007, at 10:01 AM, Danny Wachsstock wrote:
>> function styleString(selector){
>> var style = "";
>> $.each (document.styleSheets, function(){
>> $.each (this.cssRules || this.rules, function() {
>> if (this.selectorText == selector) style +=
>> this.style.cssText + ';';
>> });
>> });
>> return style;
>> }
>
> Haha, that's funny. I was just about to post my rewrite and the code
> is very similar to yours except yours is better due to the use of ||
> instead of my ternary, plus I used a regexp as per the original which
> from your code looks like it's not needed. Mine's untested too. Here
> it is for giggles:
>
> $.getClassContent = function(classname) {
> var cssText = '';
> $.each(document.styleSheets,function() {
> var cssRules = (typeof this.cssRules == 'array') ?
> this.cssRules :
> this.rules;
> $.each(cssRules,function() {
> if ('/\.'+classname+'/'.test(this.selectorText)){
> cssText = this.style.cssText;
> }
> });
> });
> return cssText;
> };
>
> Joel.
>
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