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By rick
via cssjuice.com
Published: Jun 21 2008 / 05:16
When first learning about the CSS display attributes, I thought that they would not be very useful. Especially the none value. I thought to myself what is the purpose of coding something that you don’t want to be displayed. I was completely wrong by thinking that.
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Comments
dendroot replied ago:
No shit man!
BTM replied ago:
Um... thats "display:none" or "visibility:hidden" (different thing!) not "display:hidden"
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mostlyharmless replied ago:
Pretty weak, and old news. I read it, then read it again thinking that I missed a big point. Nope. Its not there.
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