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Add class(add)

Remove class(remove)

Switch class (toggle)

Whether there is a class (contains)

length attribute

item(index)

Browser support

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HTML DOM classList attribute

高洛峰

Feb 15, 2017 pm 01:44 PM

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Each node in the page DOM has a classList object. Programmers can use the methods inside to add, delete, and modify CSS classes on the node. Using classList, programmers can also use it to determine whether a certain node is assigned a certain CSS class.

Add class(add)

document.getElementById("myp").classList.add("mystyle");

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Add multiple classes for

elements:

document.getElementById("myp").classList.add("mystyle", "anotherClass", "thirdClass");

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Remove class(remove)

Use remove Method, you can delete a single CSS class:

document.getElementById("myp").classList.remove("mystyle");

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Remove multiple classes:

document.getElementById("myp").classList.remove("mystyle", "anotherClass", "thirdClass");

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Switch class (toggle)

The function of this method is that when the myp element is on If this CSS class does not exist, it will add this CSS class; if the myp element already has this CSS class, it will delete it. It's a reversal operation.

document.getElementById("myp").classList.toggle("newClassName");

myp.classList.toggle('myCssClass'); //现在是增加
myp.classList.toggle('myCssClass'); //现在是删除

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Whether there is a class (contains)

Check whether it contains a certain CSS class:

var x = document.getElementById("myp").classList.contains("mystyle");

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The result is true or false.

length attribute

Returns the number of classes in the class list.
Check how many class names the

element has:

var x = document.getElementById("myp").classList.length; //3

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Get all the class names of the

element:

<p id="myp" class="mystyle anotherClass thirdClass">I am a p element</p>

var x = document.getElementById("myp").classList;

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item(index)

Return the index value of the class name in the element. Index values start from 0. If the index value is outside the range, null is returned
Get the first class name of the

element (index is 0):

var x = document.getElementById("myp").classList.item(0); //mystyle

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Browser support

HTML DOM classList 属性
However, IE9 and previous versions of IE9 do not support this attribute. The following code can make up for this regret: (from netizen code)

if (!("classList" in document.documentElement)) {  
        Object.defineProperty(HTMLElement.prototype, 'classList', {  
            get: function() {  
                var self = this;  
                function update(fn) {  
                    return function(value) {  
                        var classes = self.className.split(/\s+/g),  
                            index = classes.indexOf(value);  
                          
                        fn(classes, index, value);  
                        self.className = classes.join(" ");  
                    }  
                }  
                  
                return {                      
                    add: update(function(classes, index, value) {  
                        if (!~index) classes.push(value);  
                    }),  
                      
                    remove: update(function(classes, index) {  
                        if (~index) classes.splice(index, 1);  
                    }),  
                      
                    toggle: update(function(classes, index, value) {  
                        if (~index)  
                            classes.splice(index, 1);  
                        else  
                            classes.push(value);  
                    }),  
                      
                    contains: function(value) {  
                        return !!~self.className.split(/\s+/g).indexOf(value);  
                    },  
                      
                    item: function(i) {  
                        return self.className.split(/\s+/g)[i] || null;  
                    }  
                };  
            }  
        });  
    }

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