2009/2/3 T.J. Crowder :
>
> Hi,
>
> If you apply the class names correctly, it won't flash on load.
>
> Obviously, you can do it with inline style as Richard suggested. I
> tend to avoid inline style, instead prefering to mark content with
> classes relevant to its structural purpose and then app
Hi,
If you apply the class names correctly, it won't flash on load.
Obviously, you can do it with inline style as Richard suggested. I
tend to avoid inline style, instead prefering to mark content with
classes relevant to its structural purpose and then apply styling to
that structure.
FWIW,
-
Richard, it worked! Thanks very much (and I hope you are not snowed in
either :-))
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Hi T.J.,
Thanks for replying! I tried your suggestion but I'm still seeing the
flash at page load time.
Hope you are not snowed in :-)
Steve
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2009/2/3 T.J. Crowder :
>
> Hi,
>
> Use a class name to hide them, then remove the class name to show
> them.
>
> E.g., in the html:
>
> ...
>
> In the CSS:
>
> .blarg {
>display: none;
> }
>
> When you want to hide one, use addClassName to add the class; when you
> want to show it, remove th
Hi,
Use a class name to hide them, then remove the class name to show
them.
E.g., in the html:
...
In the CSS:
.blarg {
display: none;
}
When you want to hide one, use addClassName to add the class; when you
want to show it, remove the classname.
HTH,
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T.J. Crowder
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