--- Justin Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK seeing how I can not wrap tags in a , how would I go
> about using the default theme to remove the whole that has the label
> and field?
>
> I'm out of my knowledge area with this one.
There are several ways around this issue, each having tradeof
gt; in a , but I'm never sure what's legal HTML anymore.
>
> I'm also not sure if I'd bother using if you're just using it
> to
> create a normal element; seems like unnecessary overhead.
>
> d.
>
>
--- Justin Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to be able to hide an entire tag based on an onclick event
> from a
>
> I was not able to hide the div.
> And when I tried to hide just a field only the html text box
> was hidden, not the label.
That's because the ID is for the textbox (wh
Of course the label can't be hidden as it's not the same element.
It may also depend on the theme you're using. By default it's the
xhtml one, and as this theme creates additional stuff around
(which is really annoying and shouldn't be default IMHO), what you're
doing is only hiding the inner stuf
pPort").style.display =
'none';
//Does not work
}
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