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    I am facing one problem. I am applying theme to a page dynamically. Theme contains styles properties for the LinkButton button having two SkinID="Normal" and SkinID="Highlight" Now there is a LinkButton control on a webpage and by default its SkinID="Normal" Now in javascript I want to change the SkinID of the LinkButton to "Highlight" Is it possible.??

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      I am facing one problem. I am applying theme to a page dynamically. Theme contains styles properties for the LinkButton button having two SkinID="Normal" and SkinID="Highlight" Now there is a LinkButton control on a webpage and by default its SkinID="Normal" Now in javascript I want to change the SkinID of the LinkButton to "Highlight" Is it possible.??

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      u can do it by giving some id to both the styles. first remove the style by var newNode = document.getElementByID("Normal"); if(newNode) { var oRoot = newNode.parentNode; oRoot.removeChild(newNode); } the add the new style. var elem = document.createElement('style'); elem.id = "Highlight"; elem.type = "text/css"; elem.text = "ur style property"; document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(elem); or else u try for document.getElementByID("Normal").id = "Highlight";

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