How to Hide and Show Password - Bubble.io tutorial 

Thanks for those kind words 👊

Hey thanks for the comment. Yes, the order of elements matter in this one because of the sequence of how the code gets loaded on the page. It needs the input field, which has an id on it, to already be loaded onto the page when the plugin element loads so that it knows what html element to target. Not easy!

You're welcome, thanks for the kind words

Didn't know that about Marcelo D2! It is a nice color though isn't it? Thanks for sharing.

You're welcome. For clarity, what you mean by "the page" is the one after they've logged in? If the workflow stored this from the sign up/login input, add a text element and have it display CurrentUser's name. Hope that helps.

Hey Amy, the input field itself does not show? Or the password you inputted does not show? You've double checked that the visual element for the plugin is lower on the page than the input as well?

Hi - if you want to learn no code to become a no code developer, you'll need to learn something that (a) builds interfaces drag + drop (b) connects with an easy to manipulate database and (c) that provides visual programming of logic, conditions, workflow actions. You'll also want to consider what extensions of capability -- APIs and plugins -- are being made available by a tool. Plus, what community there is that is also contributing to the extension of capabilities. Because even the best and most well-funded team for core product development at the company that provides the tool can only do so much because the goal of no code is so grand. There are many options to piece together tools, Bubble has a rich feature set and scores well on the above points. That is my perspective.

@@NoCodeAcademy Thanks for your advice. I have found two areas of study for myself. Webflow and Bubble. I will study them this year. Thanks

Hi you might double check the plugin element is lower on the page than the input field. Hope that helps.

Hi thanks for the comment, is the plugin element you placed on the page inside the popup and placed lower in the popup than the input field?

@@NoCodeAcademy I was able to get it to work and your video really helped me out. Thanks!

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Hi thanks for the comment. If you're open to a suggestion you might double check that the element is lower on the page than the input. If that doesn't work, you might try on a new page to build it from scratch. Good luck!

@@NoCodeAcademy I fixed it. The reveal element had to be lower on the page as you said. Thank you. it was at the very top of mine. That's why it wasn't working