Dynamically change the css on cshtml

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Hi,

How could I dynamically change the css of a actionLink control on CSHTML page.
Suppose, I am getting a "type" parameter on the CSHTML page and on this "type" parameter basis I want to change the css of "ActionLink" on a CSHTML page.
Please suggest.

Thank you,

Regards,
Ashish

Posted 14-Sep-14 22:32pm

Aashish vermaa

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Solution 1

Actionlink is actually an anchor link

using JQuery you can do it.

$("input['type=myaction']").attr('class','newclass');

or

$("input['type=myaction']").css('background-color:','red');

or

$("input['type=myaction']").attr('style','background-color:red');

Posted 14-Sep-14 22:59pm

SZeeshanAli

Updated 14-Sep-14 23:01pm

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Aashish vermaa 15-Sep-14 7:02am

If I want to change the CSS of a particular "ActionLink".

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Aashish vermaa · Accepted Answer · 2014-09-15T02:15:00

Solution 2

@Html.ActionLink("Home", "", "", null, (ViewBag.type == "your type") ? new { @class = "typeclass" } : new { @class = "otherclass" })

Posted 15-Sep-14 2:15am

Aashish vermaa