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Set an Element's Visibility

Use the visibility property to set whether an element is visible. To make an element invisible, set visibility: hidden;. To make an element visible (the default), set visibility: visible;.

<span style="visibility:hidden">This text would not be visible</span>

The hidden element still takes up space on the webpage.

For example the code shown above is used to place a span
This text would not be visible
between these two lines, it takes up space, but it's not visible.

You might use Java Script to dynmically change an element's visibility. For example, use the onclick event of one element to show and hide another element.

Optionally, you can use the display property to set whether an element is visible. To make an element invisible, set display: none;. To make an element visible, set display: inline; or display: block;.

<span style="display:none">This text would not be visible</span>

You might use Java Script to dynmically change an element's display property. For example, use the onclick event of one element to change another element's display property from block and none.

An element with display:none; takes up no space on the webpage.

For example the code shown above is used to place a span
This text would not be visible between these two lines, it's not visible and takes up no space.

The display property is usually used to define the type of box an element creates, for example display: inline creates an element that "flows" into position along with the other elements on the webpage, display: block creates an element that is positioned relative or absolute to its parent container element.

More CSS Quick Reference:
• Set the Font Style
• Use Image for List Item Bullets
• Descendant Selector
• Set the Border Style
• Context selectors
• Use an External Style Sheet
• Indent the First Line of Text
• Set the Background Properties
• CSS background-clip Property
• Define CSS Rollover Effects

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