Hide the content of a while loop

EDIT: Problem solved with a Javascript and a div, sorry for the thread as i just made a misstake :<

Hello

I may be in the wrong forum now but im taking a shot at it. I have this peice of code where i get comments out from my database and put them into a while loop to display them on my page, what i was wondering is if there is anyway i can "hide" it all so if someone for example press a link / button saying "show comments" all the information from the mysql query / loop bellow will be displayed ?

<?php
$getquery=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM comment WHERE flashid = '$play2' ORDER BY id DESC");
while($rows=mysql_fetch_assoc($getquery))
{
    $id=$rows['id'];
    $name=$rows['name'];
    $comment=$rows['comment'];
    $flashid=$rows['flashid'];
 
    echo '<font color="white">' . $name . ' Said:' . '</font>' . '<br>' . '<font color="white">' . $comment . '</font>' . '<hr size="5px" width="500px" color="White" />'
;}
?>

PHP:

 

You will want to use javascript to do this. Use this in a division with display="none". Make a javascript link, to change the state of the division to display="inline" or display="block".

You could alternately do this with visibility, but the content would still take up space.

 

Also since this would rely on scripting, the script should add the 'display:none' to the wrapping element instead of hard coding it into the markup -- that way scripting off the comments would still show and be able to be shown. Again, a page should work WITHOUT scripting before you start throwing script at it, and that script should not interfere with how it works without scripting.

I would actually use a class swap to set the hide/show -- since you could then leverage that for other effects as well like setting an opacity fade in/out using CSS3 transitions.