Paul Moore wrote:
> I'm looking for a means of adding a "collapsible menu" to my wiki.
> I've searched the Macro market, and various other places on the web,
> but haven't been able to find anything. Before I start writing my own,
> does anyone know of an existing bit of code that does this?
My SeeSaw macro can do it.
> Basically, I currently have a list in my wiki
>
> * Title 1
> * SubPageOne/SubSubOne
> * SubPageOne/SubSubTwo
> * SubPageOne/SubSubThree
> * Title 2
> * SubPageTwo/SubSubOne
> * SubPageTwo/SubSubTwo
> * SubPageTwo/SubSubThree
>
> At the moment, this renders as a normal 2-level bulleted list. What
> I'd like is for the list to initially render as only the top level
> entries (Title 1, Title 2) and clicking on a top level entry to expand
> it, showing the sublist below it. (The top level entries don't need to
> be links to pages themselves).
The markup would be:
* <<SeeSaw(title1, "Title 1")>>
{{{#!wiki seesaw title1
* SubPageOne/SubSubOne
* SubPageOne/SubSubTwo
* SubPageOne/SubSubThree
}}}
* <<SeeSaw(title2, "Title 2")>>
{{{#!wiki seesaw title2
* SubPageTwo/SubSubOne
* SubPageTwo/SubSubTwo
* SubPageTwo/SubSubThree
}}}
I've implemented it at the SeeSaw demonstration site at
http://seesaw.ncl.ac.uk/1.9/JimWight
Jim
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