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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM Making Changes to the DOM Set Inline Styles with the style Property

Golas Makefs
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Posted by Golas Makefs
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Golas Makefs
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 285 Points

word "none"

listContainer.style.display === "none"

what is none in here

does none mean for java engine that nothing is in the list = its empty. Is that build in java command.

Can you explain me. How we can do opposite of none?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points

The "none" in this case is actually a string, and (possibly) the contents of the display style parameter. Setting display to "none" makes the element disappear from the page display (but it still exists in the DOM).

To cancel this effect and make the element visible again, you can just set the display value to an empty string ("") or to some other valid setting (such as "block", for example), or by using the removeAttribute() method as shown in the video.