Search Stylesheet Selectors with MooTools
Posted on | June 12, 2009 | No Comments
You should already know that MooTools has Fx.Morph, that allows you to animate multiple css properties on an element and you can also pass it a selector string so you don’t have to type out all of the properties.
Well, you can also pull these properties by using an undocumented method in MooTools, as I just learned from Mark Obcena. How? It’s very simple as you will see.
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1 2 | var selector_rules = new Fx.CSS().search('.some_class'); // returns an object with camelCase key's |
See, isn’t that simple? Keep in mind that this doesn’t give you every single property. In my tests of running this code with Firebug on GameSpot.com, font-family and overflow properties were missing in the returned object when it clearly shows up in Firebug’s CSS panel.
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