I'd go with display: none over visibility: hidden. The former will
not take up any screen space. Visibility: hidden can do odd things
to the screen real-estate.
Chuck
CSS - for when HTML, JavaScript, and Java hacking are just not bad
enough
On Mar 5, 2007, at 3:27 PM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
On 05.03.2007, at 16:05, Mike Schrag wrote:
If you use Project Wonder, this is an option on WOForm (ERXWOForm,
which gets patched in as WOForm) ... You can either pass in
addDefaultSubmitButton = true, or set
er.extensions.ERXWOForm.addDefaultSubmitButtonDefault = true in
Properties and it will make a hidden submit button like Sam talks
about.
Yeah, but this:
<input type=\"submit\" style=\"position: absolute; left: -100px;
top: -1000px; \" name=\"WOFormDummySubmit\" value=
\"WOFormDummySubmit\" />"
should perhaps really be a 'style="visibility: hidden;" thing. As
far as I know, you can get really weird results with the
positioning thing above. But there might be advantages of the stuff
above I don't see - it just gave us some headache a couple of
months ago where this submit button came from that broke our css
layout ... ;-)
cug
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