You can put showDivWithNoJS { display: none; } in your css and the class (which you'll probably want to give a shorter name :) on the elements you want hidden, then do this at the top of the page.
You can put . ShowDivWithNoJS { display: none; } in your css and the class (which you'll probably want to give a shorter name :) on the elements you want hidden, then do this at the top of the page: This shows your elements with a nice effect if they have JavaScript enabled, and if not it shows them immediately, since they're not getting the show effect anyway.
Simple and elegant! Thanks! – Fabio Varesano Apr 16 '10 at 22:49.
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