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What are the different ways to conditionally display markup in Salesforce?
What are the different ways to conditionally display markup, and what is the preferred approach?
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Using the <aura:if> tag
Use CSS to toggle visibility of markup by calling $A.util.toggleClass(cmp, ‘class’) in JavaScript code -
There are different ways to conditionally display markup, and what is the preferred approach;
use the <aura:if> tag
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Hello,
Using the <aura:if> tag is the preferred approach to conditionally display markup but there are alternatives. Consider the performance cost and code maintainability when you design components. The best design choice depends on your use case.
Thanks.
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