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DREAMWEAVER CS3 306 API Reference . var defaultAssetFolder = dom.getDefaultAssetFolder(); . . . return retVal; } Browser compatibility check functions The following functions facilitate locating combinations of HTML and CSS that can trigger browser rendering bugs (for more information, refer to "The Browser Compatibility Check Issues API" chapter in Extending Dreamweaver), but they can also be used in other types of extensions (such as Commands). Note: The values that these functions return represent the styles currently in effect in Design View. When the functions are used in Issue files as part of a browser compatibility check, Dreamweaver automatically filters the styles based on how the target browsers would read them (for example, styles defined using Star HTML are be taken into account if the target browser is Internet Explorer 6 or earlier), but this filtering is not done when you use the functions outside the scope of a browser compatibility check. elem.getComputedStyleProp() Availability Dreamweaver CS3. Description Gets the value of the specified CSS property that is used to render the specified element, regardless of where the property is specified in the cascade. Lengths are reported in pixels (although unlike the browsers, "px" is not specified with the value). Arguments propName, pseudoElt • propName - the name of a CSS property (use intercaps in place of hyphens; for example, "font-size" would become "fontSize") • pseudoElt - the CSS pseudoelement, or null if there is none Returns A string containing the computed value for the property. Note: Numerical values are also returned as strings; to use these values in calculations, convert them to numbers with parseInt() or parseFloat(). Example var dom = dw.getDocumentDOM(); var myDiv = dom.getElementsByTagName('myDiv'); var float = myDiv.getComputedStyleProp("float"); if (float == "left") alert("This div is floated left.");