If we are writing some code using jQuery and want to know if a particular element in your page is visible or hidden you can do that using is() method,
Code Example:
<div id="hiddenEle" name="hiddenEle" style="display:none">This div is hidden</div>
<div id="visibleEle" name="visibleEle" style="display:block">This div is visible</div>console.log($('#hiddenEle').is(":visible"));
console.log($('#visibleEle').is(":visible"));false
true
Example - jQuery check if element is hidden
✌️jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/0wxy8ect/4/
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