I’m using JavaScript to hide and show some elements onclick events
Using this code
function showPreOne() { document.getElementById('SecandModalFilter').classList.add('d-none'); document.getElementById('FirstModalFilters').classList.add('d-none'); document.getElementById('colocation').classList.add('d-none'); document.getElementById('coloc-row').classList.add('d-none'); document.getElementById('preFirstModalFilter').classList.remove('d-none'); document.getElementById('FirstModalFiltersa').classList.add('d-none'); }
I don’t think this is the correct way! ? specially if I have a very large page with a lot of tabs and elements ?
Thank you
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Answer
You could add a class on all the element that can be hidden (I assume you are handling a tab system), and just show the one you want to be visible:
function showPreOne() { document.querySelectorAll('.tab').forEach(elt => elt.classList.add('d-none')) document.querySelector('#SecandModalFilter').classList.remove('d-none'); }
Otherwise, your current method is not wrong per-say.