Performance differences between visibility:hidden and display:none

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display:none; elements are not in the render tree all, so they will perform better at face value.

I doubt you will have any real visible performance problems from this though. If you need opacity: 0 or visibility: hidden because of their functionality, then just use them. If you don’t need the functionality, then use display: none;

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