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10 months and not even a comment - I beg your pardon, but it's looking like @punkave are no more committed to maintaining this than Tobiasz was... |
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10 months? Try almost 3 years now! hah. |
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I have implemented a css(), show() and hide() function at phpQueryObject.php
Basically, the syntax call like jQuery.
Example,
$doc = phpQuery::newDocumentHTML("
// setter using property name
$doc[".styleHere"]->css('background-color', '#003300');
// setter using property namemap
$doc[".styleHere"]->css(array(
"border" => "1px solid #0000",
"border-collapse" => "collapse;"
));
// getter using property name
echo "Border is : " . $doc[".styleHere"]->css('border');
// output result
echo $doc;
Also can hide the element using $doc[".styleHere"]->hide(), and show the element using $doc[".styleHere"]->show()