Indexhibit Support

i have a question... and i may be way out of it with this one...

is there a way to have some sections expand and some not.

example...
say i only want the "work" section to expand and contract... and just always have "contact" and "about" available.

i guess i am asking... can some sections expand and some not in the same index file.

just wondering.

clint.

then why have a section that doesn't expand at all?

because i just want the work menu to expand... only. the others stay available at all times.

am i making sense?

I see...yes, it's possible. It's just some code...

interesting...

cool.

(it will take a while before i can figure that stuff out.)

ambush‚Ñ¢

sorry to ask..but how does i do that? i want to expand just the work menu. i have 2 menus Work & Info... in work i will put 20 sections more and @ Info just about,blog, and contact and the title Info will be hide.. and i'm watching that when i add the code to php. if the title Info is hide what becomes expandable is the first section of Info which in my case is About. what should i do?

1. ndxz_expanding_loader(0);

Should be...

1. ndxz_expanding_loader();

thank you... i change it. but it still makes the first section of the menu Info [About] expandable.. why does that happens?

thx for the help and sorry my english.

You aren't using the new code I posted just two days ago...

http://www.indexhibit.org/forum/thread/1826/

thank you.

I am having a similar problem with my Ross Cairns expanding menu. I want the page to load with the menu completely collapsed, so only the menu titles are visible. Then as the user navigates I want the menus to stay open (even while clicking through links in other menus) until the user closes them by clicking the menu title.

1. ¬†¬†¬†¬†/* hide items if not active */
2. ¬†¬†¬†¬†if (items.is(".active") == false ) {
3.         items.hide();
4.     }

This piece of code appears to control the collapse of the menu, I was wondering if there was a way to modify this the arguments of this if statement so it read something like:

1. if(items.is(".active") == false && items.is(".visited")==false )

Or perhaps there is a better place to call this collapse statement, such as the in document.ready(function()) so that it collapses them at the loading of the site only.

thank you!

You aren't using the new code I posted just two days ago...
http://www.indexhibit.org/forum/thread/1826/

This link takes you to main forum view... Can you give us correct address?
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I believe I've deleted that...it was my update to the code but when I realized that it required new Jquery (and would break older formats) I tossed it out.

Can anyone answer tbracher's question (two posts before me)? I would really like to know how this is done - I've been wanting to do that myself!

Thanks!

Hi, yeah i have been trying to work this one out myself, any ideas anyone?

Edited: read the forum rules.