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cheryljames #1
Spry Collapsible Panels
I have a web site that I added 9 collapsible panels too. The first two work
correctly the rest remain in the open state and won't close. I would like them
to be all closed on first going to the page. I have changed the default state
to closed utilizing the Properties menu of DWCS3. Does anyone know if there is
a limit to the number of collapsible panels on a page? I'm fine with the
default settings and didn't muck with them other than changing the default
state to closed.
Here's the page I'm having issues with:
[url]http://www.slidebyfarms.com/show_pen/showpen.htm[/url]
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danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert #2
Re: Spry Collapsible Panels
cheryljames wrote:
I tried in Firefox 2 and in IE7 and all of the panels collapse and expand properly for me.> Here's the page I'm having issues with:
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> [url]http://www.slidebyfarms.com/show_pen/showpen.htm[/url]
You may get better/quicker responses for questions like this one in the general Dreamweaver forum rather than this one that is focused on Dreamweaver Extensions and is not highly trafficked.
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Blu3bird #3
Spry Collapsible Panels
While creating a website I was going to have more than one collapsible panel
inside a table. Having the panel adjacent to each other. The issue that I'm
having is that I'm unable to get the panels to have different widths. When I
set one panel to 220px. I cannot get the other panel to go to 440px without the
original 220px panel changing to 440.
How can i get one collapsible panel to be 220px and other panels be different
widths all on the same page? I'm looking to have up to four panels on a page
all with different widths.
Thank you in advance!
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danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert #4
Re: Spry Collapsible Panels
Blu3bird wrote:
The styles of the panels are defined by CSS, and unless you change your selectors that the styles are applied to all changes to the panel css will show up in all of your panels. A quick way to handle this would be to take the ID of each panel and create a new CSS style and then apply the appropriate width to that specific style. That should allow you set different widths for each panel.> While creating a website I was going to have more than one collapsible panel
> inside a table. Having the panel adjacent to each other. The issue that I'm
> having is that I'm unable to get the panels to have different widths. When I
> set one panel to 220px. I cannot get the other panel to go to 440px without the
> original 220px panel changing to 440.
>
> How can i get one collapsible panel to be 220px and other panels be different
> widths all on the same page? I'm looking to have up to four panels on a page
> all with different widths.
Spry questions should be asked in the Spry forum:
[url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=72&catid=602[/url]
Other general Dreamweaver questions such as how to apply styles to a page properly can be asked in the Dreamweaver forum:
[url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=12&catid=189&entercat=y[/url]
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