   quick css and JS help, pop out reply box?
  i love the job ToohrVyk did http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=538263I was wondering if anyone can make my ugly space taking reply box invisible until reply is clicked. http://www.sendspace.com/file/ylr5nabonus if you rehide it when reply is clicked but its not necessary.[Edited by - Lendichado_ on June 29, 2009 10:46:29 PM]
  Wrong forum pal! This is for teams to seek help and individuals to seek teams.   ;  I think you might have misinterpreted his post as "how do I do this in CSS?" instead of "I'm looking for someone to do this for me."His is a simpler request than most other folks (and one could argue that it doesn't follow the mandatory template), but I don't see the problem. He is, after all, seeking an individual to help with his project. :]Best of luck to you, Lendi. I might even take a stab at it if I can catch some downtime. With that said, I'm not 100% sure this can be done with just CSS - it might also require a quick bit of java. I'll have to look it up.   ;  TheArtifex: Yep, some &#106avascript. i changed the subject. IIRC what users do is change the style via DOM from display:none to display (or something like that). I just dont know where to begin. I could possibly change the style sheet to hide it on default.Also dont worry if the main reply form is hidden, i could always change the class time in my code.   ;  Several ways of doing this. With only CSS, you can rely on "hover" to keep the reply panel open for as long as the mouse stays above it. Something like:<div class="unwraps">  <h1>Reply</h1>  <form action="" method=post>    <textarea rows="5" cols="20"></textarea>    <button type="submit">Reply</button>  </form></div>.unwraps{  overflow : hidden;  height : 20px;}.unwraps:hover{  height : auto;}This is bound to break, though, so I would probably just jQuery the hell out of it:$(function(){  $('.unwraps form').hide();  $('.unwraps h1').click(function(){    $('.unwraps form').toggle('slow');  });});