it's your use of next() that's incorrect. You have 2 cases of HTML now
so explanation a little trickier. Original html .arrow was a descendant
not a sibling, next() looks for siblings so in 1st case changing to
find() or children() would work
Second case HTML, next looks down the DOM and arro
Have you tried .addClass() and .removeClass() and setting up a different
action for each, thus simulating toggle?
craigeves wrote:
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> Hi
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> Can anyone help? I'm trying to toggle a class on the span .arrow when
> you click .msg_head. I have several classes of .arrow on the page and
> on
I have just updated my code and still no luck :(
Here is my new code... can anyone help?
Thanks, Craig
JS
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.expander_content').hide();
$('.expander h3').click(function () {
$(this).next('.expander_content').slideToggle('slow');
$
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