Javascript [Electronic resources] : The Definitive Guide (4th Edition) نسخه متنی

Availability

DOM Level 2 StyleSheets

Subinterfaces

CSSStyleSheet

Properties

boolean disabled

If
true, the style sheet is disabled and is not
applied to the document. If false, the style sheet
is enabled and is applied to the document (unless the
media property specifies that the style sheet
should not be applied to documents of this type).

readonly String href

The URL of a
style sheet that is linked into the document, or
null for inline style sheets.

readonly

MediaList

media

A list of
media types for which this style sheet should be applied. If no media
information is supplied for the style sheet, this property is a valid
MediaList object that has a length of 0.

readonly

Node

ownerNode

The
Document node that links the style sheet into the document, or the
node that contains an inline style sheet. In HTML documents, this
property refers to a <link> or
<style> element. For style sheets that are
included within other style sheets rather than directly in the
document, this property is null.

readonly

StyleSheet

parentStyleSheet

The style sheet that included this one,
or null if this style sheet was included directly
in the document. See also "CSSStyleSheet.ownerRule."

readonly String title

The title of the style sheet, if one is
specified. A title may be specified by the title
attribute of a <style> or
<link> tag that is the
ownerNode of this style sheet.

readonly String type

The type of
this style sheet, as a MIME type. CSS style sheets have a type of
"text/css".

Description

This interface represents a style sheet that is associated with this
document. If this is a CSS style sheet, the object that implements
this StyleSheet interface also implements the CSSStyleSheet
subinterface and defines properties and methods that allow you to
examine and set the CSS rules that comprise the style sheet. See
CSSStyleSheet for details.

If a DOM implementation supports style sheets, you can obtain a
complete list of the style sheets associated with a document through
the Document.styleSheets property. Furthermore,
the HTML <style> and
<link> elements and XML style-sheet
ProcessingInstruction nodes implement the
LinkStyle interface and provide a reference to the
StyleSheet through a property named sheet.

See Also

CSSStyleSheet, Document.styleSheets, LinkStyle

Type of

LinkStyle.sheet, StyleSheet.parentStyleSheet

Returned by

StyleSheetList.item( )