HTML is the HyperText Markup Language used to describe the content of web
pages. It utilizes tags such as <table> to control the appearance of the text.
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How the Heck did you do that?
Well you may ask...
First of all, I have specified a style for my block element - it
could be DIV or P or OL - that includes {display:none} Using CLASS="switchcontent" is convenient
Without this, you'd have to click twice to make something disappear, not very satisfying
Some other visible element has an 'onClick' that calls a javascript function
that simply switches the display between 'body' and 'none'
Everything is "there", just not displayed. This doesn't answer the question of altering what is there.
... it's that simple.
You should be able to click on any header and something might happen.
Now, to change some text, the named div has .innerHTML, that can be modified. When you click on the next header, I will do just that.
Don't click on me or I'll scream
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