JavaScript Can Change HTML Styles (CSS) Mocktest

To set the display property of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.display = "block"; sets the display property of the element to "block", making it visible and taking up space in the document flow.

To set the cursor style of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.cursor = "pointer"; sets the cursor style of the element to "pointer", showing a hand cursor when hovering over the element.

To set the position property of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.position = "relative"; sets the position property of the element to "relative", which means it is positioned relative to its normal position in the document flow.

To set the overflow property of an HTML element using JavaScript, you can modify the style property of the element. For example, element.style.overflow = "hidden"; sets the overflow property of the element to "hidden", hiding any content that overflows the element's box.