cbandes,
i'm sure you have figured this out, but i haven't seen the answer
elsewhere in the list.
here's the relevant jQuery UI Accordion code block:
if (!this.element.hasClass("ui-accordion")) {
this.element.addClass("ui-accordion");
$('<span class="ui-accordion-left"/
>').insertBefore(options.headers);
$('<span class="ui-accordion-right"/>').appendTo(options.headers);
options.headers.addClass("ui-accordion-header").attr("tabindex",
"0");
}
notice that first line. That negative is what's keeping the div
from being accordion-ified. It's being excluded by the class name
on that div elt.
<div role="menu" id="accordion" class="ui-accordion" style="width:
188px">
so remove the class="ui-accordion" attribute, and the rest of them
that start with "ui-"
it looks like the purpose of this is to not accordion-ify things
more than once, but that's not too obvious. i haven't seen where
the docs say, 'DO NOT PUT IN class="ui-accordion" !!!'
/n
On Aug 27, 8:55 am, cbandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...]
>
> Note the onclick="$('#accordion').activate('activate','#bb')" in the
> accordion header - I put this there because the top element in the
> accordion isn't responding to clicks when it loads. No idea why. The
> onclick doesn't work either - it never seems to trigger.
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