hideElement
hideElement(id)
Hides the element with the provided id so it is not shown on the screen.
The user interface elements you place on the screen are not static. Your app sometimes needs to move, resize, hide or show them. All UI elements (button(), textInput(), textLabel(), dropDown(), checkBox(), radioButton(), image()), can be hidden.
Examples
Blinking
Make the Code.org logo blink.
// Make the Code.org logo blink.
image("logo", "http://code.org/images/logo.png");
setInterval(function() {
hideElement("logo");
setTimeout(function() {
showElement("logo");
}, 500);
}, 1000);
image("logo", "http://code.org/images/logo.png");
button("hideButton", "Hide logo");
button("showButton", "Show logo");
onEvent("hideButton", "click", function(event) {
hideElement("logo");
});
onEvent("showButton", "click", function(event) {
showElement("logo");
});
Syntax
hideElement(id);
Parameters
Name | Type | Required? | Description |
---|---|---|---|
id | string | The ID of the UI element to which this event handler applies. Must begin with a letter, contain no spaces, and may contain letters, digits, - and _. |
Returns
Tips
- showElement is often used with hideElement.
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