Sean Gilligan wrote: > > > Each div or ul (or other block element if you extend the CSS) represents > an entire "page" (or "screen" or "view" depending upon your preferred > terminology) and only one "page" may be displayed at a time. The navbar > div is always displayed as you can see from the CSS. The initial page > is marked with selected="true" and iui.js changes the selected > attribute automatically as the user navigates between pages. > > basically all the divs are hidden at first - invoking the iui javascript (ie clicking on a menu item) niftly unhides the relevant div and slides it onto the screen - if you look at iui music example demo on internet explorer8 & firefox you'll see what i mean - http://iui-js.appspot.com/samples/music/music.html
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