I know you can modify stylesheet rules, I wonder whether a modification
could be made to 'show' to check for the existence of a stylesheet
display:none rule based on the class(es) assigned to the element and remove
it if it exists?
I guess then you'd have the problem of block vs inline but I expect that
just removing the attribute would suffice.. it would be up to the programmer
to not use the class on any other elements.
I dont really have a problem with inline style, it just makes your markup
rather messy.. and I get the flicker problem on a few of my pages.
I dont see this as something that should be part of prototype but maybe as
an overridden show function..
Gareth
On 7/26/07, cell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> OK guys. Thanks for the responses. You're both right.
> The effect works fine if the CSS "display: none" is applied, BUT ONLY
> if it's applied inline. Not in the external style sheet.
>
> Cool. Thanks!
>
> On 25 Lip, 15:47, kangax <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Effect.Appear should work with "display:none" just fine
> >
> > $('anotherDiv').observe('click', function(){
> > Effect.Appear('targetDiv')})
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