A lot of javascript tricks use CSS classes to toggle graphic properties, such as .mygoldbackground { ... } .mygreenbackground {...} and the js resets the classname of the HTML element. This is fine for most scenarios.
I am writing games where the CSS is much more dynamic, and I was constantly having to edit the CSS to match up with the game board layout ( for early prototype example of my players and game boards, see: http://my-toolbox.appspot.com/javascript.js?queryvalue=critters%201.2&dbtab=show )
So I am going to 1) create all game DOM elements with js 2) set all game DOM CSS with js.
Here is the core toolset of code for doing that:
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