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Display: none

1. DOM structure: browsers do not render elements of display:none and do not occupy page space

2. Event listening: cannot listen to an element for event

3. Inheritance: it will not be inherited by child elements (display: block will not be displayed when child elements are set)

4. Change: changing the attribute value will cause page rearrangement and redrawing

5. Transition: unable to set transition effect transition: invalid display

Visibility: hidden

1. It will not be rendered, but it will occupy the page space

2. Unable to set event listening on the element

3. It can be inherited, and the child elements can be displayed by setting non-visibility:hidden.

4. Changing the attributes will only cause page rearrangement.

5. Transition:visibility will immediately show that hidden has a transitional effect.

Opacity: 0

1. The element is hidden and will occupy the page space

2. You can set event monitoring

3. It can be inherited, and the child element setting opacity can display

4. Will not redraw nor rearrange

5. Transition: opacity can achieve the transition effect of showing and hiding.

6. Opacity will trigger hardware acceleration

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