- Setting to true will hide the UIView and everything inside the UIView. (You can still see it on the storyboard though.)
- Set to true instead of changing Alpha to zero when you want to hide something.
- If you want to animate hiding/showing, use Alpha. Hidden is not animatable.
- All touch events are ignored when the UIView's hidden property is true.
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Saturday, December 10, 2016
Part 10 - UIView's Hidden Property
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