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How Do I Style Dynamically Created HTML Elements Using JavaScript?

Dec 16, 2024 am 11:47 AM

How Do I Style Dynamically Created HTML Elements Using JavaScript?

Setting CSS Properties with JavaScript

When creating HTML elements dynamically using JavaScript, it may be necessary to set CSS properties to style them. Here's how you can accomplish this:

Requirement:

You have created an HTML element using document.createElement(), such as a element and sets its width to 100 pixels.

Note:

Ensure that you set the CSS property values as strings enclosed in double quotes. Additionally, you can set multiple CSS properties by separating them with semicolons ;.

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