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Learn how to effectively hide an HTML div element in Vue.js using cookies. This guide provides a step-by-step breakdown for implementing the `js-cookie` library in your Vue project.
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How to Hide HTML Div Once a Button is Clicked Using Cookies in Vue.js

Are you struggling with hiding an HTML element in your Vue.js application after a button click, ensuring that it doesn't reappear unless the user clears their browser data? If so, you’re not alone! This common requirement can be efficiently handled using the js-cookie library, which simplifies cookie management. Let’s delve into the problem and explore how to achieve this functionality from scratch.

Understanding the Problem

Imagine you have a notification or a message box on your webpage that you want to display initially. However, once a user clicks the "Close" button, you wish to hide that message and not show it again until some condition is met, like clearing the browser cookies. This is a great user experience approach, especially for notifications that the user may not be interested in seeing repeatedly.

Step-by-Step Solution

To tackle this problem, we'll take advantage of Vue.js and the js-cookie library. Below is a simple guide to implement this functionality.

Step 1: Install the js-cookie Library

If you don’t have the js-cookie library installed in your Vue project, you can easily add it using npm or by including a script tag in your HTML file.

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Step 2: Set Up the Vue Component

Create your Vue component with the following structure. In this component, we’ll check the cookie to determine whether to show the message box or not.

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Step 3: Explanation of the Code

Template Structure (<template>): The HTML structure wrapped in a Vue template uses the v-show directive to conditionally render the message box based on the isBoxShowing data property.

Data Property: We initialize the isBoxShowing property based on the cookie value. If the cookie is set to 'false', it means the user has previously clicked the "Close" button, and hence the box should not show.

Method for Closing the Box: The closeBox method is triggered when the user clicks the "Close" link. It sets a cookie to 'false' to remember the action and then updates the isBoxShowing state to false, hiding the div.

Conclusion

Using cookies in your Vue.js applications can lead to improved user experience by personalizing the content shown to users. The combination of Vue.js's reactivity and js-cookie’s simplicity provides a powerful way to manage the visibility of UI elements.

Now that you know how to hide an HTML div after a button click using cookies in Vue.js, feel free to implement this in your applications! Happy coding!