"do not print" markup?

[ivowel]

dear css wizards:

I have a document that has some annotations, which I sometimes want
included, sometimes not.

<div class="myannotation">some text</div>

is there a css mechanism to tell the browser *not* to render the "some
text" information? I guess I could make the myannotation class to be
of color white, transparent, and the font of size -22, but this does
not strike me as particularly pretty.

sincerely,

/iaw

[Chris Morris]

iv****@gmail.com writes:

<div class="myannotation">some text</div>

is there a css mechanism to tell the browser *not* to render the "some
text" information? I guess I could make the myannotation class to be
of color white, transparent, and the font of size -22, but this does
not strike me as particularly pretty.

/* no display */
div.myannotation {
display: none;
}

/* normal display */
div.myannotation {
display: block;
}

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Chris

[Spartanicus]

iv****@gmail.com wrote:

I have a document that has some annotations, which I sometimes want
included, sometimes not.
If as the subject suggests by that you mean that you want something
different for screen and print media then:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/media.html and
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/links.html#h-12.3
<div class="myannotation">some text</div>
More div soup anyone?.
is there a css mechanism to tell the browser *not* to render the "some
text" information? I guess I could make the myannotation class to be
of color white, transparent, and the font of size -22, but this does
not strike me as particularly pretty.

Smells like presentational markup talk.

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Spartanicus