Using those might be a little cleaner than inline styles and toggling the display values between none, block and inline-block.
Other than that all looks good to me.
Tailwind has the classes `visible` and `invisible` (https://tailwindcss.com/docs/visibility).
Using those might be a little cleaner than inline styles and toggling the display values between `none`, `block` and `inline-block`.
Other than that all looks good to me.
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Tailwind has the classes
visibleandinvisible(https://tailwindcss.com/docs/visibility).Using those might be a little cleaner than inline styles and toggling the display values between
none,blockandinline-block.Other than that all looks good to me.
@galfert Thanks for the suggestion! I switched it to use the "hidden" class, which the same amount of code, but a bit nicer indeed. 👍