Hi Noah,
If you want to have all of your accordion folds collapsed at the time of
page-load, there's an option for that.
Instead of:
$("#accordion").accordion();
Do this instead:
$("#accordion").accordion({active: false, collapsible: true});
(Normally, the "active" option can be set as an integer to indicate which
fold you want open; 0 for the first fold, 1, for the second, etc.) If
collapsible is set to true and active is set to false, the page will load
with the accordion completely folded.
I hope this helps! I'm quite new at this too, but I've started figuring out
that many of the things I want to do are built-in options and don't require
much coding! If you check out the "options" tab on the accordion
documentation page: http://jqueryui.com/demos/accordion/, this is documented
under the "active" attribute. (What I find hardest to use about the
documentation is that often none of the options sound like what I'm looking
for, and I think that applies here...)
Good luck!
Ken
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