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That can actually be worked around easily enough by giving the content "display: none" CSS styling and then using the JavaScript code to display the content aft

That can actually be worked around easily enough by giving the content "display: none" CSS styling and then using the JavaScript code to display the content after it is laid out. However, if JavaScript is turned off the content will never show, so that is a problem.

themanr 16y ago
> However, if JavaScript is turned off the content will never show, so that is a problem. You can work around this by using document.write to output the display: none styling.
- NathanKP 16y ago
  Perfect! Why didn't I think of that before.