Hi,
Just noticed that if we place an ng-hide="true" on a header element, the header hides completely but if I don’t want to use ng-hide and instead give display:none on the header class, there is a white space instead of the header, and the rest of the screen does not move up.
As far as I know, ng-hide also does display:none on the inside, so why the anomaly?
This can be tried on any codepen that has a header.