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display:none)
The display:none CSS property/value set has been applied to the following
paragraph, which a CSS-conformant user agent should not render to the screen. There should
be no visual indicator of any kind that there is a paragraph
between this sentence and the next header.
This is the first hidden paragraph on this page. This text should be invisible to the naked eye, but audibly and tactilely present. This is an invisible link which will take you to the next test.
visibility:hidden)
The hidden value for the CSS property visibility has been applied to the following paragraph,
which a CSS-conformant user
agent should render as a block whose content is invisible. There should be
some visual indication (presumably, blank space) that there is a paragraph
between this sentence and the horizontal rule that indicates the end of the
test.
This is the second hidden paragraph on this page. While this text should be invisible to the naked eye, the block-level element containing this text should be visible as a blank space in the document. This is the second invisible link in this document. It will take you back to the top of this page, where details about providing feedback can be found.