The article discusses how to create a show/hide functionality for a div element using only CSS. It emphasizes the use of checkboxes combined with the `:checked` pseudo-class to toggle visibility. Additionally, it suggests applying a rotation effect to an icon or an image to visually indicate the state change (open or close). By leveraging CSS transformations, a seamless interaction can be achieved, fulfilling requirements for non-JavaScript solutions while ensuring designs stay intact across browsers.
To create a CSS-only toggle without JavaScript, you can use checkboxes along with the `:checked` pseudo-class to control visibility and rotation.
Utilizing `transform: rotate(90deg)` on an icon or arrow image can visually change its direction when toggling the display of your div.
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