@_with_element
def empty(self, element):
    'Add a placeholder to the app.\n\n        The placeholder can be filled any time by calling methods on the return\n        value.\n\n        Example\n        -------\n        >>> my_placeholder = st.empty()\n        >>>\n        >>> # Now replace the placeholder with some text:\n        >>> my_placeholder.text("Hello world!")\n        >>>\n        >>> # And replace the text with an image:\n        >>> my_placeholder.image(my_image_bytes)\n\n        '
    element.empty.unused = True
Add a placeholder to the app.

The placeholder can be filled any time by calling methods on the return
value.

Example
-------
>>> my_placeholder = st.empty()
>>>
>>> # Now replace the placeholder with some text:
>>> my_placeholder.text("Hello world!")
>>>
>>> # And replace the text with an image:
>>> my_placeholder.image(my_image_bytes)
@_with_element
def empty(self, element):
    'Add a placeholder to the app.\n\n        The placeholder can be filled any time by calling methods on the return\n        value.\n\n        Example\n        -------\n        >>> my_placeholder = st.empty()\n        >>>\n        >>> # Now replace the placeholder with some text:\n        >>> my_placeholder.text("Hello world!")\n        >>>\n        >>> # And replace the text with an image:\n        >>> my_placeholder.image(my_image_bytes)\n\n        '
    element.empty.unused = True