Re:Better than Quicksilver, not as good as others.
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I have to agree. Unlike lots of other people, I thought the book started well, and ended less-well. It wasn't a terrible ending, but I was really interested in the history of the scholars and their sects.
It was still a good book, but a bit disappointing.
If you delete the display value, wouldn't the element end up with whatever display value was set in css?
Say you've got an element with id "foo". There is a css rule: #foo { display: inline; }
If you hide foo, then show it again it seems like setting display = "block" would cause some problems. Setting display = "" would show the element, and keep it inline I think.
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I have to agree. Unlike lots of other people, I thought the book started well, and ended less-well. It wasn't a terrible ending, but I was really interested in the history of the scholars and their sects.
It was still a good book, but a bit disappointing.
If you delete the display value, wouldn't the element end up with whatever display value was set in css?
Say you've got an element with id "foo". There is a css rule:
#foo { display: inline; }
If you hide foo, then show it again it seems like setting display = "block" would cause some problems. Setting display = "" would show the element, and keep it inline I think.
Or am I missing something?
I did get into math rock through the name. I can't be the only one.