Classes

Class Names

If you use, { add_classes: true }, then the following classes are attached to various elements:

class	description
abcjs-annotation	Text added with the "^..." format.
abcjs-author	The author text
abcjs-bar	The bar lines.
abcjs-bar-number	The bar numbers.
abcjs-beam-elem	The beams connecting eighth notes together.
abcjs-brace	The brace on the left side of the staff (like for piano music.)
abcjs-bracket	The bracket on the left side of the staff.
abcjs-chord	The chord symbols, specified in quotes.
abcjs-clef	All clefs
abcjs-composer	The composer text
abcjs-d0-25, etc.	The duration of the note. (Replace the dash with a decimal point. That is, the example is a duration of 0.25, or a quarter note.)
abcjs-decoration	Everything to do with the extra symbols, like crescendo.
abcjs-defined-text	Text that appears between the lines of music, created with %%text.
abcjs-dynamics	The dynamics markings: p for instance. Also the crescendo mark.
abcjs-end-m0-n0	Added to slurs to indicate the ending note.
abcjs-ending	The line and decoration for the 1st and 2nd ending.
abcjs-key-signature	All key signatures
abcjs-l0, abcjs-l1, etc.	(lower case L, followed by a number) The staff line number, starting at zero.
abcjs-ledger	ledger line.
abcjs-lyric	The lyric line.
abcjs-m0, abcjs-m1, etc.	The measure count from the START OF THE LINE.
abcjs-mm0, abcjs-mm1, etc.	The measure count from the START OF THE TUNE.
abcjs-meta-bottom	Everything that is printed after all the music.
abcjs-meta-top	Everything that is printed before the first staff line.
abcjs-n0, abcjs-n1, etc.	The note count from the START OF THE MEASURE.
abcjs-note	Everything to do with a note.
abcjs-note_selected	This is the element that the user has clicked on.
abcjs-p-1, abcjs-p1, etc.	The y-position of the note (where middle-C is zero).
abcjs-part	Each part marking in the music itself.
abcjs-part-order	The part order indicator at the top.
abcjs-rest	Everything to do with a rest.
abcjs-rhythm	The rhythm text.
abcjs-slur	Slurs and ties. (backwards compatible)
abcjs-start-m0-n0	Added to slurs to indicate the beginning note.
abcjs-tie	Tie.
abcjs-legato	Slur. Because "abcjs-slur" was historically used to indicate either a slur or a tie this indicates only a slur.
abcjs-staff	The horizontal lines that make up the staff.
abcjs-staff-extra	Clefs, key signatures, time signatures.
abcjs-stem
abcjs-subtitle	The subtitle, both on the top and inserted in the middle
abcjs-symbol	Any special symbol, like a trill.
abcjs-tempo	The tempo marking.
abcjs-text	Extra text that is not part of the music.
abcjs-time-signature	All time signatures
abcjs-title	The line specified by T:
abcjs-top-line	This marks the top line of each staff. This is useful if you are trying to find where on the page the music has been drawn.
abcjs-top-of-system	This marks the top of each set of staves. This is useful if you are trying to find where on the page the music has been drawn.
abcjs-triplet	The extra markings that indicate a triplet. (But not the notes themselves.)
abcjs-unaligned-words	Lyrics at the bottom that aren't lined up with notes.
abcjs-v0, abcjs-v1, etc.	the voice number, starting at zero.

Test Tune

Paste in any ABC you want here and see how that affects the classes below:

Found Classes

Select the following classes to see what they point to. (They are ANDed together.)

CSS Possibilities

changing colors

If you want to just change everything to one other color, you can do something like:

<style>
    svg {
        fill: pink;
        stroke: pink;
    }
<style>

If you want more control, you can use the classes. For instance, to turn only the horizontal staff lines pink, do this instead:

<style>
    svg .abcjs-staff {
        fill: pink;
        stroke: pink;
    }
<style>