[snarfed]"Web browsers may implement the hidden state using display: none, in which case the element will not participate in page layout. Additionally, changing the value of the CSS display property on a hidden element will override the hidden state. For instance, elements styled display: block will be displayed despite the hidden attribute's presence." 🤷
ulhar4409i might try putting it on my site's theme selector so that JS can make it reappear at will, but otherwise not take up space on screens that don't have use for it
jkingwebMy feeling is that display:none is the kind of thing you'd want to use for media-dependent stylesheets, but if something should always be hidden because it's essentially metadata or because it's only scripted to appear as a result of user action, then the hidden attribute is what you want.
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jkingwebaaronpk: Do you have any idea why Packagist is still serving a commit from 2024 for the mf2/tests package? Apparently it was updated on 2025-12-09 when my patch was merged, and it's set to auto-update, but Packagist is still serving the old commit.
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