if.
Adds the element to the DOM when the condition evaluates to truthy, and removes it when the condition evaluates to falsy. Example:
<div let.visible="true">
<button on.click="visible = !visible">Toggle one!</button>
<div if.="true">I'm always visible!</div>
<div if.="visible">I'm conditionally visible!</div>
</div>
Internally, the element is cached while hidden, so adding and removing it is very cheap.
To hide multiple nodes at once, use it on a template
tag:
<div let.visible="true">
<button on.click="visible = !visible">Toggle both!</button>
<template if.="visible">
<div>I'm first!</div>
<div>I'm second!</div>
</template>
</div>
You can also hide an element without removing it from the DOM by binding to its
hidden
property:
<div let.visible="true">
<button on.click="visible = !visible">Toggle one!</button>
<div bind.hidden="false">I'm always visible!</div>
<div bind.hidden="!visible">I'm conditionally visible!</div>
</div>