Are you sure they aren't being found or that they aren't being redisplayed. <BR><BR>IIRC if you have elements that are set to display:none via a style sheet or inline style then setting them to ...

AFAIK, CSS cannot affect the DOM tree. So, display: none just says the element should not be displayed, not that it should cease to exist. Style/structure separation and all that.

The opacity, filter and display properties do not apply to the mask element; thus, mask elements are not directly rendered even if the display property is set to a value other than none, and mask ...