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How to show and hide elements with vanilla JavaScript

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How to show and hide elements with vanilla JavaScript by Marshallunduemi(): Thu 21, May, 2020

Today, let’s look at how to write simple show/hide methods

Showing and hiding elements with vanilla JS is pretty straightforward. Adding transition effects like the one’s jQuery supports is a little bit harder.

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RE: How to show and hide elements with vanilla JavaScript by Marshallunduemi(): Thu 21, May 2020

Js Fiddle Examples
Here’s a demo using classes to toggle visibility.

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