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[b]Reason:[/b] Friendster disabled the [i]display:none[/i] property on their [b]classes[/b]. You can still apply the property on their [b]id[/b]'s though. [b]Solution:[/b] Proceed [url=http://frien
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2008-10-05 05:42:55
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Re: [b]Reason:[/b] Friendster disabled the [i]display:none[/i] property on their [b]classes[/b]. You can still apply the property on their [b]id[/b]'s though. [b]Solution:[/b] Proceed [url=http://frien
[quote]^ where did you get the code?
but the header still appears 
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purely commonsense.. i have inferred that the code can edit the HTML content
[quote]@Swit, Yeah the parent.doc method is better for JavaScript[/quote]
what is parent.doc? can you please make my reputation a negative 1?
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purely commonsense.. i have inferred that the code can edit the HTML content
[quote]@Swit, Yeah the parent.doc method is better for JavaScript[/quote]
what is parent.doc? can you please make my reputation a negative 1?
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