Please consider the below snippet. i need to set multiple CSS properties in typescript. for that i have tried the below code.
public static setStyleAttribute(ele
Just a little late to the party, but anyway...
The actual problem is not that style
is not defined on Element
. The word Element
at the beginning of Element implicitly has an 'any' type because index expression is not of type 'number'. (property) HTMLElement.style: CSSStyleDeclaration
is just the first word in a sentence and therefore uppercased. Means it does not relate in any way to the Element
object - which is quite confusing.
However, the error message means that you are trying to access a property using the subscript operator []
with an incorrectly typed index. In your case your key
is of type string
but HTMLElement.style
is a CSSStyleDeclaration
object which has an index signature of [index: number]: string
and consequently requires your key to be of type number
.
The index signature comes from the typescript/lib/lib.dom.d.ts
declaration file in your TypeScript installation. There you will find CSSStyleDeclaration
.
So what you can do is simply cast to any
like so:
(element.style)[key] = attr[key];
It's not the best solution but it works and is straightforward. It also does not require you to stringify your styles like it would be necessary when you use element.setAttribute
.