First, I'd swap out those id's for some class names so you can use them
more than once.
Then a splash of javascript can isolate the elements that you want to
apply the behavior to:
* Make a function to hide everything that shouldn't be in view
* Make a function to hide/reveal the next sibling of your activating
link with the onclick event
*Joseph R. B. Taylor*
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kevin mcmonagle wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to do this unobtrusively and validly? see div ids:
<div id=/wrapper/>
<div id=/visible all the time/> </div>
<div id=/hidden but expands when link clicked/,>
</div>
</div>
<div id=/wrapper/>
<div id=/visible all the time/> </div>
<div id=/hidden but expands when link clicked/,>
</div>
</div>....
The expanding div would push down the bottom border of the wrapper and
expand to the height of its
content. It would be used for event listings that have 2 categories of
content, one of which is very redundant and wouldn't need to be seen
every time. Im not a fan of this kind of thing but in this case the
content is very redundant.
-best
kevin
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