July 5, 2009 05:27pm pdt

1. Kravimir 629,512
2. myderrick 188,100
3. yessirnosir 145,167
4. Steggs 113,700
5. abel 113,510
6. glumlun 95,840
7. LZ1 86,930
8. renazonse 86,405
9. qwerty 80,080
10. amar31... 71,840
11. level9wiz... 56,320
12. dachusa 53,440
13. quincydude 52,260
14. hankknight 51,390
15. knonie 47,789
16. jason1178 46,032
17. mplungjan 43,750
18. alien109 42,880
19. cxr 42,310
20. therealteune 38,570
21. robinu 37,252
22. erikTsomik 35,668
23. Zyloch 35,000
24. thehagman 32,365
25. scrathcyboy 31,422

1. VirusMinus 1,481,152
2. Kravimir 1,354,321
3. Steggs 1,352,190
4. GrandSch... 1,081,204
5. seanpow... 810,340
6. TName 803,948
7. hielo 637,742
8. Roonaan 503,152
9. Eternal_S... 443,161
10. scrathcyboy 420,770
11. COBOLdi... 415,775
12. mreuring 359,062
13. yessirnosir 269,237
14. oceanbeach 264,232
15. Batalf 232,544
16. GreenGho... 222,099
17. glumlun 220,442
18. Zyloch 197,067
19. myderrick 188,100
20. GoofyDawg 187,739
21. mplungjan 185,888
22. brunobear 180,148
23. Daydreams 155,028
24. jason1178 152,327
25. trinzia 150,072

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Hide and show DIV tags in table

Asked by Jon500 in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: div, hide, tag, show

Using: IE 6.x

Hi,

I have a couple of DIV tags that start out with a visibility of "hidden". The problem is that they are hidden but they are creating unwanted whitespace in the page layout. Let me explain as briefly as possible using a simpler example:

Imagine an HTML table with a DIV tag below it. After the DIV tag is some text:

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<Div>
Text

I start the page with the DIV tag set to visibility:hidden. However, since the DIV tag content is about 100px high, there is white space between the table and the Text! When I make the DIV tag appear, it fits nicely in the space that's been allocated to it.

The problem is that I'm using absolute positioning to bring the DIV tag's content into the table. Thus, when I show it, it correctly appears in the table--but the white-space it created between the table and the text is still there!

I have tried all sorts of combinations of placing the DIV tag in a row within the table and then setting the height of the table to "0"--and all sorts of other ideas, to no avail.

Just so you know, all I'm trying to do is to have a table cell into which I can hide/show various content, depending on what selections are made above in the web page. Thus, if a user clicks the otpion button that says "order form" then some fields will appear; if they choose "rebate form", other fields would appear, etc. It is a dynamic form that is rendered using Javascript and CSS.

Any ideas would be most appreciated.

Thanks!
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Hide and show DIV tags in table

Asked by Jon500 in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

Tags: div, hide, tag, show

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