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I need a block level element that can be wrap a div. I was thinking of <frameset>
I have never used it. But it would be like this
<frameset><div></div></frameset>
the idea is that I need the frameset to be a block level element so that I can call it from jquery
would this be propper usage?
Can’t you just use another Div? A div is a block-level element.
It would be inappropriate use of a frameset given that it isn’t a frameset ;)
I could use another div, but I am looking for another block lelel element that can be used inside a block level element that I can hook onto. Thsi way I can say…find all blocks and hide them
Use a div, and give it a class to differentiate itself. Then you can hide all divs with that class.
what a great idea. I get so wrapped up in code that I think the only sollution is a code sollution. So I was looking into arrays and loops and all kinds of stuff. didn’t stop to consider the obvious. Thanks for the solution, Worked like a charm
Excellent! Simplicity FTW :)