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I am using ng-show="!notesOpened" to hide a div if the notesOpened variable is true. However when hidden it messes up layout. Is there a way to make ng-show act in the same way as the css property visibility:hidden? so that all div elements around the div being hidden stay in the same place

FootsieNG
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ng-hide uses the same property that you're referring to, i.e. display: none.

If you need to achieve this, you need to use visibility: hidden;

For that you can use the ng-class attribute.

eg: ng-class="{'vis-hidden': notesOpened==true}"

  .vis-hidden{
     visibility: hidden;
  }
isherwood
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Pooja Shah
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I have got this working

ng-style="{visibility: notesOpened && 'visible' || 'hidden'}"

Himanth Kumar
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You should try ng-class instead so you can give the div a class which only do display:none

Fuzzyma
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