Your template has <div id="loginmarker" style="display: none;"> so there must be something after page load that's automatically calling javascript to reveal it. Actually I can see it appearing after the page load as I watch.
Normally it's the login() function that does that, but it's an onclick function so I don't see how it'd get triggered, except maybe by another script that also has a login function that conflicts. Test if it behaves differently if you remove your other javascripts -- the myweather thing and the addfreestats thing.
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Comments on Log-in box not hiding correctly
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I know this worked when I first did the site, but for some reason the <div> for the log-in does not hide anymore and stays visible all the time.
Not quite sure when this started happening.
Any ideas?
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Jill
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Your template has <div id="loginmarker" style="display: none;"> so there must be something after page load that's automatically calling javascript to reveal it. Actually I can see it appearing after the page load as I watch.
Normally it's the login() function that does that, but it's an onclick function so I don't see how it'd get triggered, except maybe by another script that also has a login function that conflicts. Test if it behaves differently if you remove your other javascripts -- the myweather thing and the addfreestats thing.