CSSStyleDeclaration.setProperty() find stylesheet by name not index #41380
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@mdn/core-dev Is this stable? Is the dev team committed to keep this working over time? If this should keep working, then we should update everything else that uses |
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Fixes #41379
The interesting bit of this is that it finds the stylesheet to use based on the name of the generated output inline style block, which I discovered by inspection. Provided this does not change it is more robust for examples. More important though, it is a better technique for finding a style of interest.
FYI is also possible to search for external stylesheets. We need to document that somewhere too. Something like this.