Hidden

The input element with a type attribute whose value is hidden represents a value not intended to be examined or manipulated by the user.

Basic Usage

Instantiate the Hidden class using Hidden::widget().

$Hidden = Hidden::widget();

Use the provided methods to set specific attributes for the a element.

// setting class attribute
$Hidden->class('container');

Or, use the attributes method to set multiple attributes at once.

$Hidden->attributes(['class' => 'container', 'style' => 'background-color: #eee;']);

Generate the HTML output using the render method, for simple instantiation.

$html = $Hidden->render();

Or, use the magic __toString method.

$html = (string) $Hidden;

Below are examples of common use cases:

// adding multiple attributes
$Hidden->class('external')->value('Myvalue');

Explore additional methods for setting various attributes such as id, name, style, value, etc.

Refer to the Attribute Tests for comprehensive examples.

The following methods are available for setting attributes:

Method	Description
`attributes()`	Set multiple `attributes` at once.
`class()`	Set the `class` attribute.
`id()`	Set the `id` attribute.
`name()`	Set the `name` attribute.
`style()`	Set the `style` attribute.
`value()`	Set the `value` attribute.

Refer to the Custom Methods Tests for comprehensive examples.

The following methods are available for customizing the HTML output:

Method	Description
`render()`	Generates the `HTML` output.
`widget()`	Instantiates the `Hidden::class`.