I have a page that’s all just guidelines and information. I have subject areas and want the customer to click on a word like extra to completely open the description. My business is using a accordion spry these days and hate them. It looks method to tacky.
Example of what My business is liking for:
desrciptions……. more>
Then when quite a few pushes on more the other description shows up along with the more word goes away. I have quite a few idea pages I things use it with. Yahoo does the item on page by using readers leave feed to news articles.
Thanks beforehand.
Would you be interested in a jQuery answer
I immediately made this around jQuery
HTML:
< script src=" https: //ajax. googleapis. com/ajax/libs/jquery/1. SEVEN. 1/jquery. min. js" > < /script>
< h1> Title< /h1>
< p> It is a body text. < period class=" readmore" > It is a information you see whenever you like read more< /span> < a new href=" #more" > More< /a> < /p>
< h1> Title< /h1>
< p> It is a body text. < period class=" readmore" > It is a information you see whenever you like read more< /span> < a new href=" #more" > More< /a> < /p>
< h1> Title< /h1>
< p> It is a body text. < period class=" readmore" > It is a information you see whenever you like read more< /span> < a new href=" #more" > More< /a> < /p>
< script>
$(document). ready( function()
$(". readmore" ). hide();
$(" ahref='#more'" ). click(function()
facts = $(this). parent(). find(". readmore" );
when (information. is(": hidden" ))
facts. show();
$(this). text(" Hide" );
altogether different
information. hide();
$(this). text(" More" );
);
);
< /script>
Thanks so much Kayo. This particular works great. It really saved me a ton of hair pulling.