The level of visibility A CSS property hides or reveals an element without affecting the document's layout. In a
, the property can be be used to hide rows or columns.
There are four possible visibility values: visible, hidden, collapse, and inherit.
The display: "none" property is used to indicate whether or not an element on the webpage exists. The visibility attribute is used to determine whether an element in a web document is visible or not, however hidden elements take up space in the document.
The strong> tag is used to indicate text that is extremely important. The content is usually bolded on the inside. Use the tag to designate bold text without adding any extra weight!