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Basically I want a javascript to change a property in a css class. I know the class name and I have the property and the value I need to change the property to. Is there a way that javascript can edit the class and then all the objects that hold that class refresh so that they reflect the new values?

Thanks.

Edit: If anyone can just post an example snippet of code, that would be awesome. The class name that I want to edit is named "trow" and the property I want to edit is "display" and I want to set it to "none".
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i think all you have to do is have two different classes... one with display:none, one with display:block, and have everything you need to change have the same id. then use document.getElementById(yourid).className = 'off' ... or whatever. try it. seems correct.
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