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deference between display and visibility property of CSS
Answer Posted / Kamalkant
The 'display' and 'visibility' properties in CSS are used to control the appearance of elements on a webpage, but they have different effects.nn- Display: The 'display' property determines whether an element is rendered or not. Its possible values include 'none', 'block', 'inline', etc. When set to 'none', the element will not be visible and take no space in the layout.nn- Visibility: The 'visibility' property only affects the element's visibility without affecting its position in the layout. Its possible values are 'visible' (default), 'hidden' (makes the element invisible but still takes up space), and 'collapse' (removes an inline-level element from the layout, similar to 'display: none').
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