Problem with a class attr

Hello,
I'm trying to execute this command…
sym.$("cible").attr({class:"pancarte"});
… but nothing happens.
Of course, i've tried to apply the pancarte class in my HTML document (to a <p>) and it works.
I also tried with the addClass() method, but nothinh happened.
I'm not able to apply a class to an element in Edge Animate
David

resdesign wrote:
In Edge there are 2 ways to write CSS properties:
Text
sym.$('element').css('color','blue');
background
sym.$('element').css('background-color','blue');
and
sym.$('element').css({'color':'blue'});
sym.$('element').css({'background-color':'blue'});
But I think David is using a class name. I am not sure why you would have to change the format of the attribut names but you can do it with split() as shown above.
Just to clarify what you said above, the object notation one is super useful when you need to set multiple properties, so in your 2nd example, you could actually write it so it looked like this:
sym.$('element').css({
'color': 'blue',
'background-color': 'blue'
(I think your split() thing is in another thread )

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