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2020-02-04

v-if vs v-show

# v-if vs v-show

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v-if decides whether to render the element to the DOM based on the rendering condition, while v-show always renders the element to the DOM regardless of the condition, simply toggling the CSS display property. If you need to toggle something very frequently, use v-show; if the condition rarely changes at runtime, use v-if.

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Last Updated: 2026/03/21, 12:14:36
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