JavaScript » Layer » visibility
- Syntax:
- layer.visibility = "value"
This property determines whether or not a layer is visible.
This property determines whether or not a layer is visible. The "value" parameter can be "show", "hide" or "inherit", the latter causing the layer to inherit the value of its parent object's visibility property.
Examples
Code:
<layer name=aboveLayer bgcolor="lightgreen" top=50
left=80 width=150 height=50 onMouseOver=visibility="hide">
Mouse over me to reveal the layer below
</layer>
<layer name=belowLayer above=aboveLayer bgcolor="lightblue" top=20
left=20 width=150 height=50>
Hello from the layer below!
</layer>Explanation:
This example creates two layers, aboveLayer and belowLayer, and alters the visibility property of the aboveLayer layer on the occurance of a MouseOver event.
