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## HTML `hidden` Global Attribute The `hidden` attribute is an HTML global attribute used to indicate that an element is not yet, or is no longer, directly relevant to the page's current state. When an element has this attribute, browsers will not render it, effectively hiding it from view. --- ## Introduction The `hidden` attribute is a boolean attribute introduced in HTML5. When present on an element, it instructs the browser to hide the element from the user interface. This attribute is highly useful for managing dynamic content. For example, you can hide an element until a user meets certain conditions (such as checking a checkbox, logging in, or completing a form step), and then use JavaScript to remove the `hidden` attribute and make the element visible. --- ## Syntax and Usage ### HTML5 Syntax In modern HTML5, you can write the attribute in its minimized boolean form: ```html