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I can normally use the syntax:
element.style.styleName = someValue
Such as:
element.style.top = "20px"
But the following bugs because of the "-"
element.style.-webkit-user-select = "initial"
What is the correct way to handle this?
element.style['-webkit-user-select'] = 'initial';
In JavaScript, foo.bar and foo['bar'] are equivalent. If the former would cause a syntax error, you can always fall back on the latter.
foo.bar
foo['bar']
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