That’s the actual CSS property name, and we’re aiming to keep the naming of controls and properties consistent with CSS and Tailwind wherever possible.
Yes, it is controlling the display CSS property—but in this case, it only allows you to set it to hidden.
The reason for this is that each component relies on a specific default display value to function properly. For example, we can’t allow the Grid component’s display to be changed to flex, as that would break how the Grid works.
We’re using Tailwind-style naming for almost all controls, but in a few edge cases like this one, we’ve chosen to go with with the underlying CSS naming to ensure clarity and predictability.
Hope that helps! ![]()