Thanks @pushrax :p That's of course true for any JS object, which `node.style` is. However, it's a special object where when you set properties that correspond to the name of a CSS property, it will update that CSS property on the node. Normally you have to do `node.style.backgroundColor = 'blue'` to have it set `background-color`. What I'm wondering is if this does `node.style['background-color'] = 'blue'` and if that works, or if it was already camel cased somewhere else?