CSS makes this very easy without changing classes. If you really need
the active header of one accordion to look different from the active
class of another accordion, just add a class to the outermost element
of the accordion or any of its ancestors and write a rule based on
that.
On Jan 19,
What would activeClass: .whatever do?
Scott mentioned there is a class that gets added when a section is
activated. It is from the jQuery UI CSS Framework. It is
ui-state-active
See here for more info
http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Theming
http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Theming/API
From my reading of
Hi, sorry, I've been unclear.
In the accordion plugin, selectedClass:.classname was usually used
to change the accordion's bar color accordingly to a custom class (not
the default ui-state-selected).
Since there was this possibility (selectedClass:.classname), I
wonder if it will be included a
We have redone our markup for several of the plugins while building
our new CSS framework.
The wrapper div that contains the header and content panel gets the
selected class and the header gets the active class.
On Jan 16, 8:24 am, zemm simonenast...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
as in subject,
Oh ok - then will be there an activeClass:.whatever ?
On 18 Gen, 15:33, Scott González scott.gonza...@gmail.com wrote:
We have redone our markup for several of the plugins while building
our new CSS framework.
The wrapper div that contains the header and content panel gets the
selected
