> I've been asked to do a simple site for a local non-profit, and I
> want to use some basic CSS/Javascript to make the site look sharp. I
> have tons of reference sites; what I'm looking for is some good
> example code that I can ...er, *incorporate* into their site. I don't
> want super whiz-bang eye candy; just basic stuff like showing/hiding
> sections of a page, enlarging images, etc. Anyone have any favorite
> sources?
Hiding and showing is easy. Wrap your sections in DIV tags, give them
an ID, and do something like this on the javascript event you'd like
to flip it with:
var oDiv = document.getElementById("myDiv")
oDiv.style.display = ('none' == oDiv.style.display) ? 'inline' : 'none';
Note that the Javascript people spell "ID" wrong as "Id". That gets me
constantly, as I'm used to typing words and abbreviations spelled
correctly. Personally, I think it's crazy that they made a scripting
language case-sensitive... Sure senselessly slows development speed.
--
Derek
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