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utilities/visibility

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visibility utility classes

Tailwind CSS v4 provides three visibility utilities: visible (visibility: visible;), invisible (visibility: hidden;), and collapse (visibility: collapse;).

invisible utility maintains layout

The invisible utility hides an element using visibility: hidden but maintains its place in the document, affecting the layout of other elements. To completely remove an element from the document flow, use the display/hidden property instead.

collapse utility for tables

The collapse utility hides table rows, row groups, columns, and column groups as if they were set to display: none, but without impacting the size of other rows and columns. This makes it possible to dynamically toggle rows and columns without affecting the table layout.

visible utility for undoing invisible

The visible utility makes an element visible using visibility: visible. This is mostly useful for undoing the invisible utility at different screen sizes.

visibility utilities support responsive design

The visibility utilities (visible, invisible, collapse) support responsive design modifiers to apply different visibility behavior at different breakpoints.

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