In JavaScript using jQuery, how does one test whether the colo开发者_高级运维r assigned to an element is red blue, having an id
as 'ID'
.
The JavaScript statement used to set the color for the element is:
$('#ID').css({'background-color':'#FF0000'});
You should be able to check this with the css
function with only one argument:
if ($('#ID').css('background-color') == '#FF0000') {
// your code
}
My preference would be to add a class (red
or blue
) and check using hasClass
:
if ($('#ID').hasClass('red')) {
// your code
}
I also would suggest using classes, but if you really want to know the color of something I would use a javascript library to parse the return from .css, like this one: http://www.phpied.com/rgb-color-parser-in-javascript/
Here is an example of it in use: http://jsfiddle.net/keegan3d/5SBpk/
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