Jean Jordaan wrote: > > Argh, sorry, bad example. I see that it's possible with <section>, but I > was actually looking at <bookinfo> and <glossary> when I asked that. I > meant "an xincluded block", not <section> specifically. >
Any block, XIncluded or not, can be made collapsible. However, you need to specify this in the CSS style sheet using proprietary CSS extensions. See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/csssupport/collapsible_blocks.html Excerpts of collapsible_blocks.html: ------------------------------------------ The following example may be used to make a XHTML div collapsible. Note that a XHTML div has no mandatory first or last child. Therefore the collapser must be inserted in the generated content of the div itself. div { display: block; } div[class=c3] { collapsible: yes; } div[class=c3]:before, div[class=c3]:after { content: collapser(); display: block; margin: 5 auto; text-align: center; } div[class=c3]:after { content: collapser(collapsed-icon, icon(collapsed-left), expanded-icon, icon(expanded-up)); } ------------------------------------------
