-Original Message-
From: Tom Livingston
Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2015 2:07 AM
To: John D
Cc: Rick Lecoat ; CSS-D list
Subject: Re: [css-d] Rules for making content hidden and visually hidden
I believe you mean display:none;
Oh yes. Old age creeping up and late night here in Lon
For what it's worth, display:none; will render the page as if the element
doesn't exist.
visibility:hidden; will render the page with the element still taking up
space on the page, but not visible.
I have not ever used elaborate methods of hiding elements, not that they
don't have a use. Display:
I believe you mean display:none;
On Monday, August 3, 2015, John D wrote:
> I guess it all depends on in which contents you are trying to use but a
> simple code such as:
>
> .mystyle {
>display: hidden;
> }
>
> Will hide the block which has a class called "mystyle" . when you want to
> unh
I guess it all depends on in which contents you are trying to use but a
simple code such as:
.mystyle {
display: hidden;
}
Will hide the block which has a class called "mystyle" . when you want to
unhide it, you just need to comment it out like this:
.mystyle {
/* display: hidden; */
}
For the last few years I've been using a bunch of content visibility rules,
which I think I originally extracted from Andy Clarke's 320-and-up framework.
I'm wondering if the methods that they use are still considered best practice
for achieving the desired goals, and whether anyone has better r
