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You could try the 'load' event. But why not just use CSS directly?

1. .roundedBox { borderRadius: 5; }

couple of things.

1. there's no such thing in CSS as "borderRadius":
http://www.the-art-of-web.com/css/border-radius/

2. if you want this property applied to all elements of a certain class unconditionally, why are you using javascript instead of just setting the property straight in css?

3. ".roundedBox" is a bad choice for a class name as it does not relate to any business or template logic but simply to the styling it applies to the targets, though this is opinion.

Leon

I agree with Keith that, in this case, just adding some properties to your stylesheet is the best way to go.

In general though, the reason why we haven't implemented a generic live handler that matches new elements is that it's prohibitively expensive to do. We could try and watch for elements to become injected into the document but even that will add a large layer of overhead to injection operations. It's definitely an API we would love to have if CPU wasn't a factor :)

I think that my example don't was good.

Let me try again:

Every time that I add a new element, this need be re-analized in live-special-event.

Example: for all, without exception, in all time, before, now on in future element, I need do this:

But then, John, I think that it can be possible, but really is need a new cost. But If we works only with jQuery, this can be easy to do using general-append (append, replace, ...) methods.

Is basicaly this:

It is possible without great lossy?

Maybe this works how general .live() events, because this works with currents or new elements. Or not?

Bye.