But why create several execution calls to the memory stack using el.hide() el.show() when with vanilla you can just simply say el.style.display = 'none'
And while debugging have to step through extra stuff in the library to get to my written code.
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Oh there's a jQuery method for that lol. (crutch)
But why create several execution calls to the memory stack using el.hide() el.show() when with vanilla you can just simply say el.style.display = 'none'
And while debugging have to step through extra stuff in the library to get to my written code.