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2024-01-11, 10:34 AM To display hidden text using JavaScript, you can utilize the "[bold]style[/bold]" property to modify the "[bold]display[/bold]" attribute of the HTML element. Here's a simple example:[br][br]
Let's say you have an HTML element like this:
[html]<p id="hiddenText" style="display: none;">This text is hidden.</p>[/html][br][br]
You can create a JavaScript function to show this hidden text:
[html]<script>
function showHiddenText() {
var hiddenTextElement = document.getElementById("hiddenText");
if (hiddenTextElement.style.display === "none") {
hiddenTextElement.style.display = "block"; // Change "block" to "inline" or "inline-block" if needed
}
}
</script>
[/html][br][br]
Then, you can trigger this function using an event, for example, a button click:
[html]<button onclick="showHiddenText()">Show Hidden Text</button>[/html][br][br]
This way, when the button is clicked, the JavaScript function will change the display property of the element with the "hiddenText" id, making it visible.[br]Adjust the HTML and JavaScript according to your specific requirements and structure.
[How To?] Displaying a hidden text using Javascript function
