With that specific example (where the CSS is on the same origin as the page), you could read the file as text via ajax
:
$.ajax({
url: "/path/to/file.css",
dataType: "text",
success: function(cssText) {
// cssText will be a string containing the text of the file
}
});
If you want to access the information in a more structured way, document.styleSheets
is an array of the style sheets associated with the document. Each style sheet has a property called cssRules
(or just rules
on some browsers), which is an array of the text of each rule in the style sheet. Each rule has a cssText
property. So you could loop through those, e.g.:
$.each(document.styleSheets, function(sheetIndex, sheet) {
console.log("Looking at styleSheet[" + sheetIndex + "]:");
$.each(sheet.cssRules || sheet.rules, function(ruleIndex, rule) {
console.log("rule[" + ruleIndex + "]: " + rule.cssText);
});
});
Live example - That example has one stylesheet with two rules.
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