OPTION 1:
When you execute the search, save your original content to a variable
so that, when the results are cleared, you can plug them back in.
OPTION 2:
Use three divs nested inside a fourth. The first div would be fore
your search form, the third for your original content, and the second
would be populated and unpopulated with the search results. The trick
would be that this second div is set to position:absolute;z-index:
1;background:#FFFFFF; so that it floats above the rest of the
content. Then, when it's populated with results, it will expand to
cover the original content. And when it's cleared, it will contract
to reveal all!
Jeremy R. Geerdes
Effective website design & development
Des Moines, IA
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