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jQuery: Change Background-Color of HTML-Element using jQuery
Question by Guest | 2013-12-07 at 20:59
I would like to change the background-color of an HTML element with jQuery dynamically.
For example, given the ID of a DIV container, I would like to change the DIVs background to red. Is that possible?
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That should not be a problem with jQuery. You can use the following way:
$("#myid").css("background-color", "#FF0000");Where the element could be like this:
With "#myid", you can address the ID of the element (in this case "myid") and with .css() you can change arbitrary CSS-properties of this element (in this case the property "background-color").
2013-12-07 at 21:21