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What is So Dynamic About Dynamic HTML?

Sent by
Roman Cisar on May 04, 1999 at 06:32:23:

Worth:
Very worth reading

Length:
Just right

Technical:
Just right

Comments:
One of the coolest I have chased and read over Internet (comparing to msdn or devhead sites).

BUT CHECK OUT: there is one thing you didnt care about much. All included examples (coolest) are texts without using style (CSS). I tried to dynamicly change content like this in nn4 before. It will switch any previously "styled" text to ugly plain Times New Roman. And there is no chance to assign my style dynamicly. So i had to decline to a show'n'hide of as many objects (#ID's) as many the contents there were. Which is sad.

Or is it possible somehow to preserve style and change the content in nn4?

Thanks and keep doing this perfect site.

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