HTML Hide Element
To hide an element in HTML, you can use CSS to manipulate its display or visibility properties. Here are two common ways to hide an element:
- Display: none;
<div style="display: none;">This element is hidden.</div>By setting the display property to none, the element will not be displayed on the page. It will take up no space and will be completely invisible.
- Visibility: hidden;
<div style="visibility: hidden;">This element is hidden.</div>By setting the visibility property to hidden, the element will still take up space in the layout, but it will be invisible. It will be rendered but not visible to the user.
Note: Both methods will hide the element from view, but they have different effects on the layout. Using display: none; removes the element from the flow of the document, while visibility: hidden; keeps the element in the flow.
You can apply these styles inline using the style attribute as shown in the examples above, or you can define them in an external CSS file and link it to your HTML document.
Remember to target the appropriate element or apply the style to the desired CSS selector to hide the specific element you want.