You would need to exclude non-CSS object properties to accurately count:
var element = document.createElement("div"); var count = 0; for (var index in element.style) { if (element.style.hasOwnProperty(index)) { count++; } else { console.log(index); // non-CSS object properties } } console.log(count);
My browser (Chrome) has 439 ;-)
Thanks, i completely overlooked the hasOwnProperty method. Nice catch 👍
hasOwnProperty
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You would need to exclude non-CSS object properties to accurately count:
My browser (Chrome) has 439 ;-)
Thanks, i completely overlooked the
hasOwnProperty
method. Nice catch 👍