Allan, > I don't know about forms, but normally display: none elements should be > treated as they do not exists at all. To only remove them from rendering > you > should use display: hidden. I am not sure that is quite so as an element which can be alternately displayed and not displayed should be able to have dynamically-generated content and dynamically-set properties persist between states and there may be good reasons for accessing such content and properties while an element is not being displayed. Also, "display: hidden" leaves an element's space in place, so the visual effect is not the same as "display: block", but thank you for the suggestion. Kind regards, Brian SextonReceived on Thursday, 23 June 2005 08:57:36 GMT
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