Display utility CSS classes can be used to control the display value of UI elements and components.
This page covers display utility classes (rz-display-{value}) for controlling element visibility and layout behavior including none, block, inline, inline-block, flex, inline-flex, grid, and inline-grid, with responsive variants (rz-display-{breakpoint}-{value}) for different screen sizes.
.rz-display-{value}, where {value} can be:
none for hiding an element
block to treat an element as a block box
inline to treat an element as an inline box
inline-block to have a block box surrounded by elements as if it were an inline box
flex to have a block box that arranges its content according to the flexbox model
inline-flex to have an inline box that arranges its content according to the flexbox model
grid to have a block box that arranges its content according to the grid model
inline-grid to have an inline box that arranges its content according to the grid model
You can set a specific display value for different screen sizes by inserting the respective breakpoint abbreviation.
For example .rz-display-{breakpoint}-block, where {breakpoint} can be xs, sm, md, lg, xl, xx.
Learn more about Breakpoints.