On 8/29/07, machineghost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The Mochikit Style function "showElement" works as follows:
> <code>this.showElement = m.partial(this.setDisplayForElement,
> 'block');</code>
>
> In other words, it sets the display style of the element to "block".
[...]
> However, there is another way.
>
> If this function were instead:
> <code>this.showElement = m.partial(this.setDisplayForElement, '');</
> code>
> (in other words, if it set the element's display style to an empty
> string)
>
> it would set the element's display style to nothing, which would
> effectively set it back to whatever it was originally ("block" for a
> block-level element, "inline" for an inline one, etc.).
Except that for elements which originally had display:none,
showElement would keep them hidden.
As documented, the reliable way to show/hide things is using a CSS class for it.
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Leo Soto M.
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