Script turns page white [closed] - javascript

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so this is a very very simple script. however... every time i run it inside chrome, by the "onmouseover" my entire page turns white. i have no idea why?
this is the script. it was way larger. but i seems to fail at this point...
already tried with other measurements. always the same.
function open(){
document.getElementById("gtext").style.marginTop = "37vh";
document.getElementById("gpic").style.marginTop = "37vh";
document.getElementById("gvid").style.marginTop = "37vh";
document.getElementById("gaudio").style.marginTop = "37vh";
}
maybe someone here can help me.
thanks.
Here my Pen:
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/RarJVR

Try renaming your function to something else like e.g. openMenu

Sounds like you need to debug your code (are you asking the community to do it?). For starters, opacity can only take number values (not vh):
if(document.getElementById("gtext").style.opacity == "37vh") {

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Here's the codepen for the first one:
Bad Pen: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/jGpxrp
and here's the code for the second one:
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