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Excellent, I added the style=&quot;display:none&quot; to my table and it works. &nbsp;The table is hidden while the page is loading and my already in place body onload javascript function shows it after the page is loaded.<br />
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I use dreamweaver and think I tried this a while ago but it hides the table in design view. &nbsp;Therefore, if I ever need to use design view on that page in Dreamweaver again, I just need to remove style=&quot;display:none&quot; and when I'm done put it back.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Torrey<br />

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Excellent, I added the style="display:none" to my table and it works.  The table is hidden while the page is loading and my already in place body onload javascript function shows it after the page is loaded.

I use dreamweaver and think I tried this a while ago but it hides the table in design view.  Therefore, if I ever need to use design view on that page in Dreamweaver again, I just need to remove style="display:none" and when I'm done put it back.

Regards,
Torrey


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I know how to call a javascript funtion on the body onload of a page to hide a table.<br />
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However, becuase it takes a moment to load my page I see the table show then disapear (as wanted).<br />
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Is anything available on the table properties iteself or in the begging of my pages code that I can ad to hide a table sooner?<br />
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Regards,<br />
Torrey<br />

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I know how to call a javascript funtion on the body onload of a page to hide a table.

However, becuase it takes a moment to load my page I see the table show then disapear (as wanted).


Is anything available on the table properties iteself or in the begging of my pages code that I can ad to hide a table sooner?

Regards,
Torrey


Hide table until page is fully loaded

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