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Asked: 2026-05-11T07:38:16+00:00

In IE with document.getElementById(css_id).styleSheet or in Firefox document.getElementById(css_id).sheet I’ve a style sheet object to

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In IE with document.getElementById(‘css_id’).styleSheet

or in Firefox document.getElementById(‘css_id’).sheet

I’ve a style sheet object to manipulate but in Chrome and Safari browser that property there is not.

How can I get that object?

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  1. Errr, in my tests .sheet works fine — my testcase was

    <html> <head>     <style id='styleElement'></style>     <link id='linkElement' data='data:text/css,' rel='stylesheet'></link>     <script>         window.onload=function() {             alert(['<style element>.style: ' + document.getElementById('styleElement').sheet,                    '<link element>.style: ' + document.getElementById('linkElement').sheet])         }     </script> </head> </html>

    I only tested in Safari 3.2 and the WebKit nightlies, Chrome just uses the WebKit from Safari 3.1 but i don’t believe there’s any engine changes between 3.1 and 3.2.

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