at's essentially the same as
>
> $check.attr('checked') ? $('special').show('slow') : $('special').hide
> ('slow');
>
> (which is an if/else). And you don't need the IDs on the inputs.
>
> - ricardo
>
> On Dec 18,
Folks,
I have two checkboxes. When either one is checked, I would like to
show a div. When both are not checked, then I want the div hidden.
However, I've only been able to use toggle to show and hide the div
only when checking/unchecking one checkbox. It's not quite what I
need. So far I hav
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