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To change positioning, you need to add an additional class as described in the postings right before yours to override the settings in collapse class. |
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Thanks for the article. |
So tell me what is wrong with my code ?
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Example given in article forces the way how it will be displayed. I want to have collapsable blocks but without blockhead and having collapse image in place where I put it. Now it is not possible. Even if I remove classes blockhead and blockrow my collapse image is not in place where I put it but goes to right side and is inside of collapsable block (what also makes me impossible to have it collapsed by default).
So - what changes I need, to have my collapse image in place where it is set? - not moved to other one like it is now. |
You need to find out what css definitions make it go to the right. Use a tool like firebug for that. IIRC it is the collapsible-class that forces it to the right. Since you need that class for the collapse javascript to work, you'll need to override it.
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Did you try looking at it using firebug? I can manipulate positioning by modifying a.collapse img, and the javascript does not mess with positioning as far as I can tell.
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I'm trying to collapse my header for smaller monitors and have a cookie set so it remembers the open or closed state like VB does in its collapse buttons. It doesn't seem to work. Can anyone help me get this so it remembers the cookie?
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I would think that your code collides with vB's. If you're setting your own cookie anyway, just don't use vB's collapsing method at all. That'll be probably much easier than getting this to work together.
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I sure could use your help!
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