I want a way to hide images (or entire divs) when CSS is disabled. I don't want to use background images.yes. Its called not putting them in. Sorry if that sounds rude, but perhaps you should explain your goal in doing this, I really can't see a legitimate reason for it.
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By the way, there is a way to do this, but I'm pretty sure only real browsers support it.Sorry if i was a bit vague...
I want images that only show up when CSS is enabled (ie when CSS is disabled they don't show up and mess up my page by appearing in a big column)are these images for presentation, or are they part of the content? If they are part of the content, just make sure they make sense when linearized, if not, make them background images so they disappear with css gone. People with CSS disabled are used to pictures in odd places for the most part.they're part of the presentation, but i was looking for a way that didn't use them as background imageswhy?because i like having actual images for when the page is there with CSSI'm sorry, I didn't follow that... Do you mean just for ease of positioning, or what?
Edit:
By the way, there is a way to do this, but I'm pretty sure only real browsers support it.Sorry if i was a bit vague...
I want images that only show up when CSS is enabled (ie when CSS is disabled they don't show up and mess up my page by appearing in a big column)are these images for presentation, or are they part of the content? If they are part of the content, just make sure they make sense when linearized, if not, make them background images so they disappear with css gone. People with CSS disabled are used to pictures in odd places for the most part.they're part of the presentation, but i was looking for a way that didn't use them as background imageswhy?because i like having actual images for when the page is there with CSSI'm sorry, I didn't follow that... Do you mean just for ease of positioning, or what?