How to Hide and Reveal Things With CSS

I just published an article on this topic at https://cybersphere.me/hiding-and-revealing-things-with-css/

The very useful CSS Wizardry page on the wiki covers this, but I needed my explanation for another article I'm working on. So here's my spin on it.

Nice write up GiGs!

It might be worth mentioning that you don't need the hidden input if your checkbox or radio is before the thing you're showing/hiding (although is always needed when using a select).

And, it may be beyond the scope of this article, but mentioning the r20Query method of doing this could be worthwhile.

Thanks!

One of the examples (the :checked one) does discard the hidden input, but I don't focus on it as a method of its own. I could highlight that more.

I do plan to talk about r20Query later on, I'm building up to it hehe.

New authors are so lucky to have GiGs blog as a resource.  Back in my day we had to make character sheets outside in the rain with a rock and hammer. (and still do...)

You must have some Rube Goldberg kind of PC! Thanks :)