Hide JQuery elements in Dreamweaver
I'm using an Accordion JQuery menu on every page of my site.
The problem is that in Dreamweaver the Accordion appears over the top of the page making it impossible to edit the elements underneath.
I know I can paste the menu code in when all the other pages have been completed but it's a real pain when I need to edit the pages.
Is there a way to hide this in Dreamweaver? I have tried hiding 'invisible elements' and such like with no joy.
Here's a screenshot so you can see what I mean...
Screen-shot-2011-05-15-at-13.49..jpg
The problem is that in Dreamweaver the Accordion appears over the top of the page making it impossible to edit the elements underneath.
I know I can paste the menu code in when all the other pages have been completed but it's a real pain when I need to edit the pages.
Is there a way to hide this in Dreamweaver? I have tried hiding 'invisible elements' and such like with no joy.
Here's a screenshot so you can see what I mean...
Screen-shot-2011-05-15-at-13.49..jpg
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IanTh
what version of dreamweaver can't you do it in mixed view or code view
ASKER
I'm using CS5. When using Code View I can't edit any element on the page?
well try 2 monitors
as cs5 and 4 could work on multiple monitors
ASKER
Thanks Ian I might not have explained this properly though...
As long as the menu is there I cannot edit the rest of the page so I need a way to work on the page whilst the menu is there. An extra monitor would not make a difference it;s really about how to hide this JQuery element. I mean it might not even be possible?
As long as the menu is there I cannot edit the rest of the page so I need a way to work on the page whilst the menu is there. An extra monitor would not make a difference it;s really about how to hide this JQuery element. I mean it might not even be possible?
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Thanks Jason.
Good to know i'm not missing anything!
Good suggestion with the display:none, that will help.
Good to know i'm not missing anything!
Good suggestion with the display:none, that will help.
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