Getting CSS Styles with JavaScript - getComputedStyle() function

[@baladimirputin708]

Love From India ❣

[@theoligarchist1503]

wow , ~nice large readable font, NICE WORK~

[@teoh996]

Hello dcode.
When I use computer style to get img width for an image whose src is an online link it works right. But for the same exact image, when I download it and then I use the get computed style method on that same image who’s src now is local to my pc, I get 0px.
Any ideas why that is happening?

[@carbol77]

Can I ask what is the name oƒ this green rounded font?

[@cleytonalves6324]

Thanks a lot. I learn more English and JavaScript. Your dyadic is very interesting!

[@yannik8271]

Great explanation. Thank u!

[@alextheblockchaindev]

Nice video! Thanks!

[@tejkumarkempaiah4906]

Thank you, This is one of the best videos I have come across.. Do you provide online training on JavaScript ?

[@tejkumarkempaiah4906]

Is there way to convert a color we derive using window.window.getComputedStyle(color) of an HTML element like red, yellow, green.. ?
Thanks in advance for all your effort, Love from India ❤️
Example:
var h1_ele = document.getElementById('heading');
var h1_ele_css_details = window.getComputedStyle(h1_ele);
console.log(h1_ele_css_details.color);
output: rgb(30, 144, 255)
Help needed: I want direct color name to be displayed on the console. Is there a way to achieve it?

[@georgemacarubboiii6475]

Is this only applicable for inline styles?

[@papanos14]

Thank you for the video, great job! I have a question. If you get the value of the width for example and you want to add on this something (for example from 40px to make it 50px) how do you do it ? [But not to change it from 40 to 50, to add 10 more px instead)

[@ainbrisk545]

You can do something like this:
var myVariable = window.getComputedStyle(document.getElementById('ElementIDHere')).width += 10;
That would probably work... I think. Haven't tried it.

[@digiexploration530]

great video

[@dcode-software]

Thanks mate!

[@DanielWayota]

Very interesting! By the way, what VSCode color scheme are you using?

[@dcode-software]

Hey, I'm using Min Dark.

[@DanielWayota]

@@dcode-software Thanks!

[@kalahari8295]

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[@paoloose]

thanks budy

[@colindante5164]

Thankyou ))

[@bikramchettri9405]

good one

[@amindhahri2542]

I have a question what is the diffrent between computedStyle and classList?

[@igu642]

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