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ever play hide and seek with JavaScript we can hide our elements and later reveal them based on an action CSS has a style property called display we can use display to hide or show our elements to hide the element we set the display property To None we show the element based on the type of element block or inline here is an element that we want to hide and show and here is its initial style declaration its display property is set to none so it wonamp;#39;t appear in the browser we want to show this element when the user wins using our JavaScript code based on what weamp;#39;ve learned so far and working with elements any guess as to our first step if you set find the element you are correct we first find the element we want to hide or show since in this example the element has a unique ID we use get element by ID once we have the element we set any style property by referencing the element dot style Dot and the style property in this case the display property and may set it to block