Hiding an Iframe by Default
Solution 1
Did you try to use CSS like this?
iframe {
display:none;}
Though that depends if you want to have the area reserved too. With a sketch it would be easier to know.
You can hide on load with jQuery, too.
function(){$('graph').hide();}
Solution 2
Also - since you are already using jQuery you could just simply hide the iFrame on the page load like so:
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function()
{
$('#graph').hide();
});
</script>
Working demo : Demo
So you will need to make sure of the following changes:
Iframe :
Add id="graph"
to your iframe.
onClick Events:
Add onClick="$('#graph').show();"
and onClick="$('#graph').hide();"
respectively
Comments
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Reti almost 2 years
In one of the pages I need to have an iframe, but when the user loads the page I want it to be hidden by default. Right now I have a hide and show button to hide and show the iframe, but it is shown by default. How can I hide it by default?
Here's the code I have for the two buttons
<input type="button" value="Show Graph" onClick="$('graph').show();"> <input type="button" value="Hide Graph" onClick="$('graph').hide();">
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Reti over 13 yearsI still want to be able to show/hide it, I just want to hide it be default. Would this work for that?
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Reti over 13 yearsI've tried adding this inside the head tag and right above the graph, but it's not working. I reload the page and it still shows up.
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Reti over 13 yearsThe iframe's id is "graph", but even if I change it to #graph, it still doesn't work.
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Rion Williams over 13 yearsIt seems I had left out the <script> tags, is the demo working for you?
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Reti over 13 yearsThe demo works for me, but it doesn't work in my application... weird.
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Rion Williams over 13 yearsDid you try wrapping the code in the <script> tags? Also - you will need to ensure that the id of your iframe = "graph", and make sure to add the #graph instead of graph in your button onClick events
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Reti over 13 yearsWhen change the onclick to #graph, it stops working, even though the id='graph', and even though I put what you told me to for hiding by default, it doesn't work (even if I try graph instead of #graph). It's confusing as to why it doesn't work...
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Rion Williams over 13 yearsThat's bizarre. So you have your iframe with id="graph", and both of your onClick methods look like this : $('#graph').show() and $('#graph').hide() ? If this isn't working you might want to put a larger example so we can troubleshoot it.
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james.garriss about 13 years@Reti - Yes, using the display property would hide all the iframes on the page when the page loads.