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]]> By: joey http://lostechies.com/johnteague/2008/09/12/jquery-demo-1/#comment-36 joey Sat, 13 Sep 2008 10:04:12 +0000 /blogs/johnteague/archive/2008/09/12/jquery-demo-1.aspx#comment-36 Two things. Never use inline styles, unless you have to. This is a last resort option. Prefer always to use CSS classes when applying presentation changes to the DOM. This makes it flexible to change with other DHTML code. Second. I've used this pattern with jquery often for my alternating rows in a grid. Just be conscious what you are doing, this is all client side. If there were a 1000 or more rows you are putting a lot of stress on the client vs. if you did it server side it would just be rendered with the CSS class. jQuery FTW. Two things.

Never use inline styles, unless you have to. This is a last resort option. Prefer always to use CSS classes when applying presentation changes to the DOM. This makes it flexible to change with other DHTML code.

Second. I’ve used this pattern with jquery often for my alternating rows in a grid. Just be conscious what you are doing, this is all client side. If there were a 1000 or more rows you are putting a lot of stress on the client vs. if you did it server side it would just be rendered with the CSS class.

jQuery FTW.

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