Returning a CSS element
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Is there a way to return a CSS element?
I was using Adobe Edge and adding some of my own code in their code tab, but in order to create boundaries I would need to keep track of margin-top or margin-left. The following code works to move the element "woo" but I'm not sure how to call the elements to add something like "|| sym.$("woo").css({"margin-left">0px"}) to the move left code.
//Move RIGHT
if (e.which == 39) {
sym.$("woo").css({"margin-left":"+=10px"});
}
//Move UP
else if (e.which == 38) {
sym.$("woo").css({"margin-top":"-=10px"});
}
//Move Left
else if (e.which == 37) {
sym.$("woo").css({"margin-left":"-=10px"});
}
//Move DOWN
else if (e.which == 40) {
sym.$("woo").css({"margin-top":"+=10px"});
}
EDIT:
I changed the Left if statement to the following:
else if (e.which == 37 && ($("woo").css("margin-left")>0)) {
It seems to be working to some extent except for now it won't move left at all! I tried doing <0 too in case I was screwing up a sign but it won't let me move the element left either.
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