Embedding a style in java

Hello all,
I would like to know whether there is any way for me to embed a style in java like
ifPrint() {
<style> noprint.display:none; </style>
Is this possible, please let me know.
Thanks,

Are you referring to styles, in HTLM? Too vague your
question...thanks for the reply . I am looking at html <style> tag
Based on a condition the class nodisplay.display:none; will be set/
there would not be any display for the tags with this nodisplay as the class name.
Am i al rite with the question now?

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