These two paragraphs should look exactly the same:
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's not very useful, but it should have different words in it rather than the same thing repeated over and over, so that you can tell what is being hidden and what is being shown. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's not very useful, but it should have different words in it rather than the same thing repeated over and over, so that you can tell what is being hidden and what is being shown. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
The next sixteen paragraphs should be laid out in the same way. However, in some cases, what is visible should change. All the paragraphs contain a span element in the middle.
In the next eight paragraphs, the main text should be visible.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be visible.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's not very useful, but it should have different words in it rather than the same thing repeated over and over, so that you can tell what is being hidden and what is being shown. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's not very useful, but it should have different words in it rather than the same thing repeated over and over, so that you can tell what is being hidden and what is being shown. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be hidden.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be visible.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's not very useful, but it should have different words in it rather than the same thing repeated over and over, so that you can tell what is being hidden and what is being shown. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's not very useful, but it should have different words in it rather than the same thing repeated over and over, so that you can tell what is being hidden and what is being shown. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be hidden.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
This is a paragraph used to demonstrate the visibility property. It's rather silly to write all this text, but it only takes me about a minute or two. You can really ignore it, too.
In the next eight paragraphs, the main text should be hidden.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be hidden.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be hidden.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be visible.
In the next two paragraphs, the span should be hidden.
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