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Hide headers and footers when the dataset contains no suggestions #113

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jharding
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I probably should have included this in #81, it's the ideal behavior IMO.

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The way we did this in the Twitter repo was a has-results class on each section in the dropdown, then using CSS to hide/show headers. It looks like that approach might save some code, what do you think?

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We're not using CSS anymore.

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Well, I should say we aren't using a stylesheet anymore.

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We could add that class and then let devs decide whether or not they want to hide the dataset – would still be the same amount of code though.

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Ahh right. Ship it.

jharding added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 13, 2013
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Hide headers and footers when the dataset contains no suggestions
@jharding jharding merged commit 16e888c into twitter:integration-0.9.0 Mar 13, 2013
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