Posted by Andy Dingley on 02/15/07 13:53

On 15 Feb, 09:20, "Gin" <nomaginNOS...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> can I hide it with some css trick

Set the property visibility: hidden; to make it invisible.

Set the property display: none; to make it vanish and not take up any
space.

(or do both together)


To do this, you'll need to find a CSS selector that identifies that
section of the HTML page. This could be impossible, depending on the
structure of the existing page. If you can modify the page to have
some distinctive class of "hideable" or id attribute that's in a
suitable scope, then it's easier.

..hideable font b {
visibility: hidden;
display: none;
}

If there's a similar scope within this region (e.g. a <h2>) that you
don't want to be hidden, then you might be able to over-ride the CSS
applied to it with a CSS block like this

..hideable h2 font b {
visibility: inherit;
display: inherit;
}

I doubt you can add a style attribute to the HTML itself, because if
you could do this much, you probably wouldn't be having the initial
problem!

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