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Posted by Spartanicus on 11/26/84 11:53
James Hutton <james.hutton@dsl.NOSPAM.pipex.com> wrote:
>I'm trying to implement a page with 12 headings - January to December
>with a news archive within each section. Initially I would like all of
>these to be hidded, when clicking on the heading it would open that
>month's corresponding text and images. The monthly arhives are usually
>about 60 - 70 lines long, so I don't particularly want to have them all
>open - ie opening one heading closes the remaining ones. I've seen some
>javascript methods to create collapsible lists, is there anything
>similar in CSS, that doesn't rely on Javascript?
Nothing appropriate.
If having them all expanded is inconvenient then you have to much
content for one page. Using CSS and/or Javascript can at best only mask
that, they are optional technologies, a page should work without them.
The better solution is to distribute the content to multiple pages,
unless there is a good reason why they must be viewed simultaneously.
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Spartanicus
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