Adding an attribute to a css class with MooTools

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I'd like to add an attribute to a CSS class using MooTools. I know that I can use removeClass and addClass to add and remove classes from different elements, but I'm looking to modify the global behavior of the entire class itself.

The only thing I can think of is doing $$('.classname').each and using set('style','whatever'). Is there a better way?

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:27:01Z

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yes - there is a better way, you can redefine the CSS style itself, else you'd have to continuously apply changes every time you create a new element of that class and that's not very performant and practical.

check this answer: Changing style of :hover selector in mootools and the jsfiddle i made for it: http://jsfiddle.net/dimitar/Z9RPP/

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stecb Over a year ago

oh yea Dimitar, +1, I thought 'a better way' in the sense of 'code syntax' :)

asteig Over a year ago

Very interesting approach. I wish there was a magic way to do it that didn't write a new <style> element, but I guess I do need to work in reality! Thanks! :D

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