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javascript - Creating a CSS class in jQuery

I believe the .addClass() function in jQuery attaches a CSS class to the current selection, but I was wondering I could create or define a CSS class in jQuery, and then attach it?

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Actually, you can create a CSS rule that will affect all elements on the current page. In most browsers it should be as simple as:

var style = $('<style>body { background: green; }</style>')
$('html > head').append(style);

This may or may not work in IE, however you can use IE's proprietary addRule instead:

document.styleSheets[0].addRule('body', 'background: green', -1);

Naturally this will not assist you in creating css files that can be shared between webpages, but it is a handy way of affecting the style of a large number of elements without the need to iterate over them.


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