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I want to change the padding and top, width to 0 using Javascript

Not able to do that.

Been trying things like:

 document.getElementById("sharebar").innerHTML="";  //This works
 alert(document.getElementById("sharebar").toString());
document.getElementById("sharebar").setAttribute("width", "0px"); //To remove formatting but this doesnt
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    What are you trying to do? Commented Feb 22, 2013 at 23:30

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You're trying to set an attribute of the element, not its style. To change the style, you do something like this:

document.getElementById("sharebar").style.width = "0px"
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document.getElementById("sharebar").setAttribute("style", "width:0px;");

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I don't like this because it'll overwrite any other styles you apply to the element.
agree..didn't think of that
@CodeMonkey of course it will work, but just be aware of that if you want to just change one of multiple styles applied to an element.
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document.getElementById("sharebar").style.width = "0";

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If you are trying to remove styles:

document.getElementById("sharebar").style.width = null;

or if you only care about supporting IE9+

document.getElementById("sharebar").style.removeProperty('width');

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another way to do it is :

document.getElementById("sharebar").style.width = "0px";

for element that have - like z-index try the following :

document.getElementById("sharebar").style.zIndex = "10";

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