Can CSS rules be overwritten using jQuery or JavaScript?
Imagine a table with rows categorized by different classes - "names" for persons and "company" for companies. How can we efficiently hide or show specific rows based on these classes?
If we have a filter to toggle the visibility of rows, we typically apply a "hidden" class to those we want to conceal. However, what happens when we need to dynamically add new data while maintaining the state of our checkboxes?
Is there a way to dynamically override CSS rules, such as changing ".names" to display: none when the corresponding checkbox is toggled? This could simplify handling new data insertion without additional checks.
EDIT: While I am familiar with adding and removing classes in HTML elements through jQuery, my goal is to modify the stylesheet itself on-the-fly, specifically overriding rules for a particular class from the original stylesheet.