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9.2

Simulate display: none [block] in NS

Asked by DanRollins in JavaScript

Tags: browser, ns, div, hide

In that piece of cr4p called Netscape, is there any way to show and hide a DIV in the way that is so simple in IE?

eg, I am using:

 <DIV id="div002" style="{display : none}">
<table cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2
width="100%" border=0>

<TR> <TD ALIGN=right> hi there
etc...
</td></tr></table>
</DIV>

In IE4 to show the block I simply use

document.all["div002" ].style.display="block";

and *presto* the hidden part appears, moving all of the stuff below it down.

Every "cross-browser solution" that hide/shows parts of the html uses absolute-positioning of layers which is no good.

Is there something (or many things) that I am missing?

-- Dan
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