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8 Mar 2012 2:27 AM #1
Best performance: element.applyStyles VS native style definition
Best performance: element.applyStyles VS native style definition
Hi,
I was wondering what I should use to change the style of the DOM element dinamically in a best way:
First:
Second:Code:element.applyStyles({ backgroundColor:'red', cursor:'default' });
Maybe there is a better way...Code:element.dom.style.backgroundColor = 'red'; element.dom.style.cursor= 'default';
Thanks,
Lucía
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8 Mar 2012 3:28 PM #2Sencha - Senior Forum Manager
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Technically CSS would be faster. Second fastest is native except that if you are wanting to get the styles it is cached by Ext JS so then it would be faster to do it in Ext JS.
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