Rick Faircloth schrieb:
> Hi, all…
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> I would like to be able to show announcement titles on a page,
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> initially hide the text, then on clicking the title, have the text
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> slide down or up.
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> The following example uses list elements to do this, but I would
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> like to use something else because of the behavior of list elements.
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> $(document).ready(function() {
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> $('#faq').find('dd').hide().end().find('dt').click(function() {
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> var answer = $(this).next();
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> if (answer.is(':visible')) {
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> answer.slideUp();
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> } else {
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> answer.slideDown();
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> }
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> });
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> });
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> Could I use a named anchor or something else to create this effect?
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> I don’t see why I couldn’t, but what would I use in place of the
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> “dd” and “dt” elements? Other anchors or what? DIV’s?
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> Thanks for any guidance or suggestions…
>
> Rick
This sounds to me like a typical teaser element. I would use a h2/p pair
for that.
Err, what do you mean by "behavior of list elements"? The way they look
by default? That is simply a matter of style. Choose the markup you need
from a semantic standpoint, not from how it looks. You can make every
element look what you want it to with CSS.
-- Klaus
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