content-visibility
A CSS rendering performance property that controls the rendering visibility of an element. Its hidden value causes the browser to skip rendering the element and remove it from the accessibility tree. It is a discrete property, meaning state transitions cannot directly produce animated transitions.
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The browser automatically adds content-visibility: hidden to ::details-content via inline styles, removing the content from rendering when collapsed, similar to display: none.
Using the CSS contain property and content-visibility can help browsers narrow the scope of reflow and repaint.
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The browser automatically adds content-visibility: hidden to ::details-content via inline styles, removing the content from rendering when collapsed, similar to display: none.
50%UnverifiedUsing the CSS contain property and content-visibility can help browsers narrow the scope of reflow and repaint.
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