AddType in domcomponent for html conditionals generates a <div> in visualization
Find the answer myself, for anyone that may have the same problem : extend the render part and set a display:none to the object to be rendered, this will not affect the html.
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I have followed the instructions from issues #37, #787 , #208 , #1254
The comments are there in the HTML, however an "<div>" element is created on visualization,
how do we change the code so that this "<div>" could be replaced by something else, or add a style ?
Ex: "<div style="display:none"></div> would be ok.
I've tried to change the defaults for the new type but with no effect.
I'm using the latest release (0.14.21) in my local copy (linux, firefox)
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Find the answer myself, for anyone that may have the same problem : extend the render part and set a display:none to the object to be rendered, this will not affect the html.
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