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    When using, say, a container with visibility:hidden containing multiple, say, stuff stuff2 stuff3 in .css file there is .... span {visibility:visible}; div {visibility:hidden} I would expect that changing the visibility property of the id d1 to show and hide the spans within that div. Such is not the case. They show or don't show depending only on the span visibility property. Can someone show me how to do this? Larry

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      When using, say, a container with visibility:hidden containing multiple, say, stuff stuff2 stuff3 in .css file there is .... span {visibility:visible}; div {visibility:hidden} I would expect that changing the visibility property of the id d1 to show and hide the spans within that div. Such is not the case. They show or don't show depending only on the span visibility property. Can someone show me how to do this? Larry

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      afronaut
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      Not so, paste the following into a doc: function h(){ Contain.style.visibility="hidden"; }

      test test

      *->>Always working on my game, teach me *->>something new. cout << "dav1d\n";

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        When using, say, a container with visibility:hidden containing multiple, say, stuff stuff2 stuff3 in .css file there is .... span {visibility:visible}; div {visibility:hidden} I would expect that changing the visibility property of the id d1 to show and hide the spans within that div. Such is not the case. They show or don't show depending only on the span visibility property. Can someone show me how to do this? Larry

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        alex barylski
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        instead of visibility try display: none | display: block It's frustrating being a genius and living the life of a moron!!!

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