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Published: Oct 12 2006 / 08:51

How To Hide And Show Elements Using The Document Object Model For a Simple Page
This tutorial will show you how to create information and then, using the Document Object Model, hide and display different pages for a unique organisation technique. This is all fully compatible for people who do not have javascript enabled as well.
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Vizjerai replied ago:

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While this is nice to use in some cases it becomes a problem when you want to link to a specific page.

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bloid replied ago:

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You could just have some javascript that reads a parameter out of the URL and "clicks" that tab for you...

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