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Steve Hebert

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Steve Hebert is a .NET developer who has created the .Math compiler library.
update: toggling a tbody tag with firefox bug Posted: Jun 7, 2006 10:57 AM
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I blogged a few weeks ago about a firefox bug when toggling a tbody tag to display or hide.

When declaring the section to be hidden, I set the tbody tag's display style to "none".  When attempting to show the tbody I was setting the display style to "incline" ( I also tried "block" which did not work either).

A co-worker found that simply clearing the display style allows this to function correctly.  Internet Explorer works fine with this setting.

So, the lesson learned is - display = 'none' or display = '' will work on both browsers.



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