> {display: none !important;}
> {visibility: hidden ! important;}
> What is the difference? To me it seems that the end result is
> identical..
{ display:none } hides an element and omits the space it would occupy
in the rendered output, while { visibility:hidden } hides an element,
but leaves space for it in the rendered output
> Is there some way to disable a class from beeing executed in a
> printout? ie
> .groupbox {disable !important;} ??
Assuming you are using my [[StyleSheetShortcuts]], a 'groupbox' is
merely a border/padding style for an enclosing DIV element. The
easiest way to suppress this display is to set:
.groupbox { border:0px solid; background:none; }
enjoy,
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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