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within a DIV has three A and an IFRAME, I want to change the A style without interfering with IFRAME, but I need to do this in javascript, because I’m developing an api from a single file and I don’t want people to download one. css, as is the case with bootstrap.
PS: I won’t use any api or dependency like Jquery, or others, because the people who are going to download will need one more file.
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The css of a parent page is not propagated to a child iframe, so don’t worry about simply putting:
document.querySelectorAll('div > a').forEach(function(elm){
elm.style.color = 'white'
});
So we got all the a inside div and iterated with the forEach, going through all the links.
The selector > causes only the first occurrences of the tag a are affected by the style.
Thanks, it worked!
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