To change the size of a selected div
using TypeScript, you would first need to select the div
element using a DOM manipulation method like document.querySelector()
. Once you have the reference to the element, you can set its CSS properties as desired.
Here's an example code snippet that changes the size of a div
element to 200px
width and 100px
height:
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In the above code, we first select the div
element using document.querySelector()
. This method returns a general HTMLElement
type, so we need to typecast it to an HTMLDivElement
to access its specific properties. Then we set the width
and height
styles of the divElement
to 200px
and 100px
, respectively.
Note: you will need to have the appropriate CSS selector for your specific div
element in the document.querySelector('<selector>')
method.
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