Hiding and revealing

[Sander Tekelenburg]

Re: Hiding and revealing

In article <VuwKf.46435$id 5.21952@bgtnsc0 4-news.ops.worldn et.att.net>,
"Beauregard T. Shagnasty" <a.nony.mous@ex ample.invalid> wrote:
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> Sander Tekelenburg wrote:
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> > If you have a lot of things to stuff into a navigation menu, and if
> > that stuff is tree-like organised, this apporach can work very
> > nicely. I've used it at <http://www.voiceandvis ion.nl/> for instance.[/color]
>
> Is that site possibly being served by a home computer? It is very slow.[/color]

It's on a reasonably professional host. AFAIK it offers a good
connection most of the time.
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> There is over a third-megabyte of images on that one page, far too high
> for a main page.[/color]

Agreed.

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> Your images are also not the same size as the HTML height and width
> attributes.[/color]

I'm sure I had a reason to do it that way. Don't remember it now though.
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> Your menu does work as you said, though.[/color]

That was the point ;)

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[Ed Mullen]

Re: Hiding and revealing

Matt Silberstein wrote:[color=blue]
> On Mon, 20 Feb 2006 15:14:42 -0500, in
> comp.infosystem s.www.authoring.stylesheets , Ed Mullen
> <ed@edmullen.ne t> in <0r6dnYuaDNiuvm fenZ2dnUVZ_vmdn Z2d@comcast.com >
> wrote:
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>> I've investigated a bit how to have hidden lines of text (could be just
>> text or could be links) appear when clicking on a link in an HTML page.
>> Example describing what I'd like it to look like is at:
>> http://edmullen.net/temp/example.html
>>
>> I'm perfectly willing to go read and research but I'd appreciate some
>> clues as to what I should look for (I've seen a variety of possibilities
>> after doing some Googling).
>>
>> I would want to use strict HTML and CSS in whatever I finally do.[/color]
>
> Have you looked at an accordion style?
>
> http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/mwd/accordion/demo.html
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Very interesting! Thanks, Matt

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