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ie6 and style.visibility

Asked by OmegaJunior in JavaScript

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Greetings,

I'm trying to make a block of links act like a menu. Thus, when I hit the menu's caption, its accompanying links block should collapse. When I hit the caption again, the block should reappear.

I tried two different approaches, the first acts on the style.display property, the second on the style.visibility. I must be doing something wrong.

ie6 tells me, the element has no style property called 'visibility'. Now I'm pretty sure a dd element does have a style property called 'visibility'.

Opera tells me, the element has no style property called 'display'. Again, I'm pretty sure it does.

ie6 allows changing the display property from "block" to "none" and "collapse", but in both cases will fail to return to "block". It will tell me the style.display property has vanished.

I checked both the css and the html using the w3c validators. They're ok.

In the next three comments I'll add the html, both javascript try-outs and some css. I use a Win98 box, ie6 for Windows and Opera 6 for Windows. Opera 5 for MacOs9 won't allow the display property either.

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