ok I figured it out it's like this

<button onclick="vise()">Click this </button>
<div id='hide' >
<p>Something , something , something, darkside
</p>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">
 var choice= false;
function vise()
{

 var hide= document.getElementById("hide");

if( choice==false)
{
hide.style.display="none";
choice=true

}

 else if (choice==true ){
hide.style.display="block";
choice=false;
alert(choice);
}


 }
 
</script>

Thanks, it worked

I put the script below the picture and it still doesn't give the picture a border

Well if the condition is not equivalent(==) or not equal to (!=), then what is it telling to the if statement when its alone by itself

So am I suppose to write?

<script>
window.onload= HTMLFormElement.reset();
</script>