display:normal; is not valid CSS

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Author	Message
raybman Member	Posted: 11 Dec 2005 11:01:53 What is meant by this : display:normal; It is not valid CSS, should it be: display:none; ? This incorrect CSS is planted throughout the templates, maybe this is causing some of the display problems in the upgrade that I have been having...?
xtianfr Member	Posted: 11 Dec 2005 11:11:08 correct ! here is the rule of w3c : Display This specifies the type of box that an element will produce. Possible values are block (e.g., P), inline (e.g., B), list-item (block element with list item marker box; e.g., LI), run-in (see below), compact (see below) and none (ignore element entirely and all of its descendants). Display applies to all elements, has an initial value of inline and is not inherited.
raybman Member	Posted: 11 Dec 2005 11:17:48 I am hoping someone from dotSilver will tell us what the intention of that rule is. I am tempted to replace them all with display:none; or just delete it entirely since it is being ignored anyway. I am leaning toward deleting them all, has anyone tried this?
xtianfr Member	Posted: 11 Dec 2005 12:31:19 I changed them ; there are 4 ones ; everything seems working correctly.
.silver Admin	Posted: 13 Dec 2005 23:12:08 Hi, that was our mistake, we have fixed it in version 2.02. There will be changelog, where you'll know how to fix it.