Updating Elements
We have already discussed adding and removing elements from a parent element. Aside from those actions, the most common manipulation is adding and removing CSS classes on an element. The following would remove the subdued class from the <blockquote> tag and add the highlighted class to it:
| dom/updating.dart | |
| | document. |
| | query('blockquote'). |
| | classes. |
| | remove('subdued'); |
| | |
| | document. |
| | query('blockquote'). |
| | classes. |
| | add('highlighted'); |
Here, we again see the difference between Dart’s set-based approach to classes and jQuery’s chainable approach. In jQuery, removing and adding classes could be accomplished in a single statement with several chains. In Dart (for now) we are forced to use two separate statements. Actually, ...
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