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2,289 PointsUse of visibility: collapse in Element States
In the video Creating Element States, Guil uses a construction that looks something like this:
.is-collapsed-mobile {
@include media(small) {
height: 0;
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
visibility: collapse;
line-height: 0;
}
}
I noticed the visibility: collapse
value and looked it up because I had not seen it before. This is what Chris Coyier has to say about it on CSS Tricks:
There are so many quirks with this it's hard to know where to begin. [ he lists a number of browser quirks .. and then: ] ... There is more, but basically: don't use this ever.
I'm curious about the justification for why this is in here. What is it handling that the other properties are not? And, is it necessary to make this construction work - vs. - the issues that it can potentially bring up in various browsers, thanks.