In jQuery, there are several ways to check if an element is hidden or not. One way is to use the “:hidden” selector.

Here are the steps to check if an element is hidden using jQuery:

• First, select the element that you want to check if it’s hidden or not. For example, you can select an element with the ID “myElement” using the following code:

var myElement = $('#myElement');

• Use the “:hidden” selector to check if the element is hidden or not. The “:hidden” selector matches all elements that are currently hidden, including those with a CSS “display” property set to “none”, or those with a “visibility” property set to “hidden”. You can use this selector to check if your selected element is hidden or not, as shown in the following code:

if (myElement.is(':hidden')) {
// Element is hidden
} else {
// Element is not hidden
}

The “is()” method is used to test if the selected element matches the “:hidden” selector.

• After running the code, the if statement will execute if the element is hidden, and the else statement will execute if the element is not hidden.