CSS content-visibility

The CSS language has lots of little spaces which are annoying to browse. In between CSS homes to conceal a container and its contents, there is still space for enhancement. exposure: concealed keeps height and width stability while display screen: none on a container conceals whatever. You can utilize container > > * to conceal all contents of a container, however what if there was a much better method?

There is a much better method to conceal the contents of a component while appreciating the container’s border and measurements. That much better method is utilizing the content-visibility home:

 my-container. contents-loading {
content-visibility: concealed;
}

A demonstration of such performance:

See the Pen Untitled by David Walsh ( @darkwing). on CodePen

Preventing a container > > * selector by utilizing content-visibility: concealed is a lot better from an upkeep viewpoint!