I have a webpage with several text boxes.
I want to change the looks of the textboxes based on certain events.
The events happen to be hitting markers of a media file.

I would like to change the background color and/or font size of certain text boxes when corresponding markers are hit.

I figured out how the size of the text boxes, but that isn't what I want to do.

<SCRIPT language = "JScript" for = Player1 event = markerHit(mymark)>
   if(mymark==1) Text.size = 5;
   if(mymark==2) Text.size = 10;
   if(mymark==3) Text.size = 20;
</SCRIPT>


I don't see individual properties for font and background color, only style, so I tried this:

<SCRIPT language = "JScript" for = Player1 event = markerHit(mymark)>
   if(mymark==1) Text.style = "BACKGROUND-COLOR: aqua";
   if(mymark==2) Text.style = "BACKGROUND-COLOR: black";
   if(mymark==3) Text.style = "BACKGROUND-COLOR: blue";
</SCRIPT>

but the event throws "htmlfile: Member not found."

I thought the properties visible for objects at design time could be changed at runtime. Works for size, but not for style.
Thanks for any help.

Hi, Instead of Text.style = "BACKGROUND-COLOR: aqua" Try This Text.style.backgroundColor = 'aqua'; Dont Forgot to Mark it as Answer if it is Helpful for you

That was so easy. Exactly what I was looking for.

I'm quite new to this, so little problems like this one are burning lots of time.

Thank you very much.