Use the Course Management Panel to Change your Course Visibility
The difference is just the jQuery part, where I will use the: as you click on the “hide menu” link while visibility: visible as you click the “show menu” link. You can see the difference, here again, as you click on the hide menu link, the menu will disappear just like the display property.
This is how you can use the CSS visibility property: The default value of the visibility CSS property is visible. You can also use: This is used in the HTML table, an example of which is shown in the later part of this tutorial. The syntax to use display property is: This will hide the element where this property is used.
The visibility property specifies that the element is currently visible on the page. The ‘hidden’ value can be used to hide the element. This hides the element but does not remove the space taken by the element, unlike the display property.
The visibility property is used to hide or show the content of HTML elements. The visibility property specifies that the element is currently visible on the page. The ‘hidden’ value can be used to hide the element. This hides the element but does not remove the space taken by the element, unlike the display property. Syntax:
Click Edit Settings from the "Course administration" menu. In the "General settings" section, you can set the course visibility options to Hide or Show. Make sure to scroll down and click Save when you have made your selection.
To change the visibility, click the Visibility menu and select the visibility option you prefer [1]. If the Visibility option cannot be changed, you do not have permission to manage visibility settings [2]. Please contact your Canvas administrator or Canvas Support for assistance.
On the Course Management panel, under Course Settings, select Edit course settings. The Edit course settings page will open. On the Edit course settings page, under General, for Course visibility, select Hide or Show. Click Save and display.
Here is how to hide and unhide them in your Dashboard view. Click on “Courses” in the red vertical menu bar, and then click on “all courses”. To hide a course card in your dashboard, click on the little star so that the color is gone. To show a course card , click on the little star so that some color is showing in it.
NavigationSelect the Navigation tab at the top of the page.Reorder items. Drag and drop the: ... Hide items so students don't see them. You will still be able to see them but they will have an eye icon with a line through the eye meaning that the item is not visible to students. ... Scroll down and click Save.
0:001:15Make Canvas Course Public - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo to make a course available to the public without needing to log in through KB CC credentials whatMoreSo to make a course available to the public without needing to log in through KB CC credentials what you do is you go into the course settings. And then make sure you're under the course details tab
Click on the gear to drop-down the administration settings. Select the first “Edit settings” option. On the “Edit Course Settings” page, look in the first section labelled “General.” The third item down is the “Course visibility” setting. Change the “Course visibility” option from “Hide” to “Show.”
Locate the course you need to unhide and click the “. . .” icon. From the menu that appears, select Show this Course. It will now appear in the applicable categories.
Hide/Show Entire Moodle CourseClick on the gear icon (Actions menu) in the top right corner of the course site.Choose Edit Settings.Under General, click on the Course Visibility drop-down menu and choose Hide.Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Save and Display.
To access settings, click on "Settings" located on the bottom of the navigation tabs on the left of your course. The information below will give you general information about the different parts of your course settings, but more information will be provided on the tabs on how to actually use these different features.
2. To remove a course from your Dashboard:2.1. Click the More Options icon on the course card of the course that you would like to remove from your Dashboard.2.2. Click the Move tab.2.3. Click Unfavorite.
Once you publish your Canvas course site, you do not have to republish it again if you add new content. You only have to publish the site once. You can unpublish the course by going to the Home page and clicking the Unpublish button. This will turn off student access to the course site.
The display and visibility properties are used to show or hide HTML elements in web pages. If both are used to hide or show elements then what is the difference between the two?
I will use the same example as above, but this time using the CSS visibility property to show and hide the menu. The difference is just the jQuery part, where I will use the:
In the following example, an HTML table is created with the Bootstrap framework. The table contains five rows initially that are displayed. The initial table look is as follows:
Now, the same example as above except I will use the display property to hide the row in the Bootstrap designed table.
As such, the CSS display property is used to change the behavior of inline and block elements.
The visibility property specifies whether or not an element is visible.
The numbers in the table specify the first browser version that fully supports the property.