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Hey, I was just wondering what the opposite of style.display="none" is in javascript. I've been trying to figure it out, but can't seem to get it working Any help would be appreciated.
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Aye, good ole quirky.
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I didn't know QuirksMode had an article on that... heh.
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I usually google "SUBJECT quirksmode" when I can't find a good tutorial elsewhere.
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Ya, thanks for the replies. I just needed something that made it so that when I clicked the user clicked a button, it either showed to hide a menu. Thanks
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dev7
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Well if you just want it to show up, style.display=""
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Well if you just want it to show up, style.display="" Not to be rude, but check out the last post dates. Also, read my first post.
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dev7
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Time flies when you aren't watching post dates. Sorry.
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