Elsewhere on the 'Net - CSS modification

Using dynamic CSS to hide content before page load

Bobby van der Sluis discusses various ways of adding CSS to hide elements only when JavaScript is supported. Includes a discussion of XHTML pages where the use of document.write() is not possible.

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.className vs. .style

A reaction from the Safari team to my benchmark test of the same name. Although my conclusion seems not to have been correct, the test case allowed the Safari programmers to solve a bug in their getElementsByTagName implementation.

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