JavaScript Can Change HTML Styles (CSS) Mocktest

To change the background color of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.backgroundColor = "color"; sets the background color of the element to the specified color.

To change the font color of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.color = "color"; sets the font color of the element to the specified color.

To change the font size of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.fontSize = "size"; sets the font size of the element to the specified size.

To change the text alignment of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.textAlign = "alignment"; sets the text alignment of the element to the specified alignment.

To set the border color of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.borderColor = "color"; sets the border color of the element to the specified color.

To set the border width of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.borderWidth = "width"; sets the border width of the element to the specified width.

To set the border style of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.borderStyle = "style"; sets the border style of the element to the specified style.

To set the font family of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.fontFamily = "family"; sets the font family of the element to the specified family.

To set the text decoration of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.textDecoration = "decoration"; sets the text decoration of the element to the specified decoration.

To set the text transform of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.textTransform = "transform"; sets the text transform of the element to the specified transform.