Re: Border lines in hidden div bleed through into visible div

"Dominique" <niques (AT) webadstudio (DOT) com> wrote

the reason why its slow is coz you're making it to unnecessary work
it has to go and chekc through every item in the array everytime...

instead, set a global variable to hold the current menu item

and when you click the next menu item, use the variable to close the current
one, then just open the new one and set it as the variable again...

see what i mean?

just tell ur script which menu item it must close the next time, that's all,
then it don't gotta crawl through an array of menu items and hide when
they're prolly already hidden

cheers :0)

Dominique,

Thank you for the reply. I do see what you mean. The code is
certainly ineffecient, but if I make those changes, I still have the
problem of those internal table border lines bleeding through into the
div that is visible (at least until I've viewed the table and then
switched to another div). Try viewing the HTML that I posted, and
(hopefully) you will see what I mean. I would very much appreciate
any additional insights you can give me. I'm stumped. I'm pretty
sure that IE isn't handling this correctly, but even if it is, I don't
expect Microsoft to come riding to my rescue anytime soon.

Thanks again,

Jon