[Ricardo Rodriguez] Your EPEC Network ICT Team wrote:
Vincent Massol wrote:
Yes, that's what we do now.... :) Check in edit mode for example, there are panels that are collapsed. Edit those panels and you'll see how it's done.
Moreover we even remember when a user has collapsed/expanded a panel in a cookie... :)
Hi, I am afraid I am not able to understand how this is done. There is a JavaScript script at the end of the panels show as collapsed "by default". It must be togglePanelVisibility which is controlling the collapsed state, but I am not able to understand how. For instance, the XWiki Syntax Help panel reads: <script type="text/javascript">new Rico.Accordion( 'xwikisyntaxhelp', {panelHeight:'max'} );togglePanelVisibility((document.getElementById('xwikisyntaxhelppanel')).getElementsByTagName( 'div').item(0));</script> As far as I see here, if there are no child nodes in the accordion, it is not possible to establish a "collapsed" state for the panel. Or I am not able to find how. Please, how could I collapse a panel as simple as... #panelheader('Consumidores/as') item 1 #panelfooter() Thanks you so much for your help, Ricardo -- Ricardo RodrÃguez Your EPEC Network ICT Team