jqueryHow can I use jQuery to hide an element?
To use jQuery to hide an element, you can use the .hide()
method. This method sets the display
property of the element to none
, which will cause the element to be hidden from view. The following example code block demonstrates how to use the .hide()
method:
$("#myElement").hide();
This code will select the element with the ID of myElement
and hide it. No output is produced by this code.
The code can be broken down as follows:
$("#myElement")
: This part of the code selects the element with the ID ofmyElement
..hide()
: This part of the code calls the.hide()
method to hide the element.
For more information on the .hide()
method, see the jQuery Documentation.
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