Revisions to Is there an opposite to display:none?

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Like there is aThe opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible. Similarly, then is there any opposite for display: none? A lot of

Many people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none, since it's not as clear as using the visibilityvisibility property.

I could just use visibility: hidden instead of display: none, but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none? A lot of people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none, since it's not as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

The opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible. Similarly, is there any opposite for display: none?

Many people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none, since it's not as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just use visibility: hidden instead of display: none, but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

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edited Jul 13, 2013 at 16:09

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Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none? A lot of people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none,since it'snot since it's not as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none? A lot of people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none,since it'snot as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none? A lot of people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none, since it's not as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

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edited Jul 13, 2013 at 16:03

animuson ♦

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Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden that is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none? A lot of people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none,since it'snot as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just can use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden that is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none?

I just can use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.

Like there is a opposite of visibility: hidden is visibility: visible, then is there any for display:none? A lot of people become confused figuring out how to show an element when it has display: none,since it'snot as clear as using the visibility property.

I could just use visibility:hidden instead of display:none but it does not give the same effect, so I am not going with it.