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Applying specific CSS formating to IHTMLElements

Using the HTMLUIControl.GetElementAtClientPoint() method I acquire a reference to a IHTMLElement. If I want to change the formatting or presentation of that element, how would I achieve that? The IHTMLElement.Format property is read only and there does not appear to be an applicable method to alter it. In the same vein, how would I alter its Visible status? Thanks for the help, Adam

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DJ Davis Jebaraj Syncfusion Team January 13, 2005 08:37 AM UTC

Hi Adam, You can access the elements as BaseElement and set its IsVisible property to be false to change the element''s visiblity. The style for a element can also be changed through the Attributes["class"].Value property. Please refer to the sample linked to below: F23420HTMLUIElementCSS_8850.zip Regards, Davis


AF Adam Flynn January 26, 2005 06:18 PM UTC

I was hoping to create a custom collection of HTMLFormat objects, representing specific CSS formats, and apply them to individual IHTMLElements. Can you explain if there is a way to programmatically create (i.e. not read the styles from a file) an object that contains a specific css style and then apply it to one or more IHTMLElements? Thanks.


DJ Davis Jebaraj Syncfusion Team February 1, 2005 01:25 PM UTC

Hi Adam, There is currently no way to assign HTMLFormat objects directly to HTMLElements. I have requested a feature request for this and I will update you as soon as the feature has been implemented. Thank you for your patience. Regards, Davis

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