How to find and unhide hidden elements on all sections

Posted in: Newspaper
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Hello, I have one problem. Under CSS options of the element I have hidden an element on all breakpoints and deselect it. Now I can’t reselect it because I can’t find it 🙂 how to unhide hidden element?

I’ve hidden it via CSS options (at the bottom) – Display: hidden. Is this the correct way? It is strange because when I have hidden an element on desktop view, It was also not visible on landscape and portrait view. Only phone viewport vas not affected until I have hidden it on mobile too. 🙂

I will need to hide and unhide one section every now and than and I need to learn how to correctly hide specific element and than unhide it when it is relevant again.

thank you,
Peter

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Hello Peter!

You can hide one element on desktop and unhide it on mobile, for example. Every element in the TagDiv Composer has a setting to make it invisible. This setting can be seen in the CSS tab of every element: [Display: HIDDEN]. You can also hide the entire row.
If you can’t find an element after you have hidden it on every viewport, check this thread for the solution: https://forum.tagdiv.com/topic/cssdisplay-show-or-hidden/

Thank you!

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Wait what? I need to search through code to find element or row that is hidden on all breakpoints? I have tested but this but I can’t find an element through code now.

Why give an option in menu to hide something and than not give a simple option to unhide it back?

I think this should be one of the priorities of your programmers to make this possible to edit in menu. Is it hard to create one tab or something that appears when you hide specific element and there you can than choose to unhide it?

Kind regards,
Peter

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Hello,

If you have a row hidden use this code .td-pb-row.vc_row {
display:block!important;
}
if you have other element please let us know.

Thank you!

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