jqueryHow can I use jQuery to control the visibility of an element?
jQuery provides a few methods to control the visibility of an element.
The show()
method will display an element, while the hide()
method will hide an element.
The toggle()
method will toggle between show()
and hide()
.
The fadeIn()
and fadeOut()
methods will animate the transition between showing and hiding an element.
Example code
$("#elementId").hide();
This code will hide the element with the ID elementId
.
Code explanation
$("#elementId")
- Selects the element with the IDelementId
hide()
- Hides the selected element
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