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I created custom wizard that uses hidden divs for wizard pages.
Here is the demo and the source code.
You will notice that on each refresh (F5 or ctrl-r) of a browser, divs with input boxes will be shown for couple of (mili)seconds. Is there a way to eliminate this effect?
This question is connected with how-to-preserve-textbox-values-on-client-side-using-wizard-next-and-back-button
Set the CSS style for the ids that should initially be hidden to include “display:none;”. Then, the browser should only display the div when you’ve used JQuery’s show() (or the equivalent).