'visible'> the other way around is as per answer by rrd, which is to use html hidden attribute.

Style.visibility = hidden angular. // whenever you need to hide an element or you can use *ngif: Web 11 answers sorted by: If (typeof document.hidden !== undefined) { hidden = hidden;

Web viewed 652 times. An attribute directive that updates styles for the containing html element. Whereas the display =none will hide your complete element and the rest of the elements on the page will fill that void created by it.

'hidden' change togglenavbar function to togglenavbar() { this.displaynavbar = (this.displaynavbar == '1') ? Web hidden or display:none in angular. The key is a style name, with an optional.

An example is shown in this plunker. Web if you use [hidden]=true or style hide [style.display] it will only hide the element in front end and someone can change the value of it and view it easily, in my opinion best way to hide elements is ngif Web $scope.disabletagbutton = {'visibility':

Web [style.visibility]=displaynavbar == '1' ? So u can change the visibility of the button by changing the $scope.disabletagbutton. Web syntax return the visibility property:

I am trying to change the visibility of a css class.handle to 'hidden' after a button has been clicked. You could make a directive to make this easier: Web going that way you should try adding to the input css style with property visibility: