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Hi Jakob,
Try this
document.getElementById("test").style: border-top: 2px solid green;
Regards,
Sarbjit
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multani.sarbjit
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Hi jakob,
"borderTop" is the right way to refer to that property
document.getElementById("test").style.borderTop = "2px solid green";
/Anpanman
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Anpanman
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Anpanman, you're right. Quite simple!
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Jakob,
As Anpanman points out, dropping the hyphen in border-top will give you the desired results. This is carried over for all of the hyphenated styles:
background-color = backgroundColor
font-weight = fontWeight
margin-top = marginTop
etc.
I've also found that case is important to some of the browsers with strict interpretation, so make sure the second "word" in the attribute is capitalized.
Something to look at that really helps with javascript (as well as other things HTML) is the Visibone charts found at http://www.visibone.com. I've got the "Card Collection" book, and there isn't a day that I don't look at it to find something I'm trying to resolve.
I hope this helps, too...
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rcastagna
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