Thank you for replying, and for new script you did for me.
However, this script does work fine in Safari 3 when i dont use the >
as a CSS selector, I was just wondering why it did not work with > in
Safari
thanks
gemmes
That line has nothing to do with the error, because putting an alert
right after the selector results in "[object Object]", which is what
is expected
anyways, good practice is that if you are going to show/hide stuff on
page generation, then do it with CSS, that way there's no need to have
jQuery
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