Expanding a child doesn't expand its parent
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Hi there, and thanks so much for an awesome plugin!
First of all, to demonstrate my issue I made both a typical shortcode example, and a roll-your-own example:
Typical Shortcode Example
Roll-your-Own Example
(hosted locally, I hope it’s stable!)Ok, here goes: I’m trying to make expandable sections of a document, and expandable sub-sections inside them. Using the
[expandsub]
shortcode (or simply nesting div’s for the roll-your-own example), worked perfectly.
However, I’m now trying to make a Table Of Contents, with sections and sub-sections, using links withclass="extra[n]-targetname"
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While this works perfectly for “root-level” sections, it’s more problematic for nested elements: the nested element expands, but its parent doesn’t, which means it stays invisible.
Is there any way to make the parent expand when the child is expanded?I tried several things so far:
- Using
<span class="collapseomatic" id="extra1-my_id"></span>
: as stated above, expands child but not parent - Using
<a href=#my_id" class="expandanchor></a>
. While this works ,it introduces a number of issues:
- no collapse possible (see both examples)
- the findme attribute becomes unstable (see shortcode example)
- if using highlander groups, clicking the link the first time opens parent, and you have to click a second time to get to the child (see roll-your-own example)
Also, here are links to the code I used for both pages:
Source for Shortcode Example
Source for Roll-your-Own ExampleAfter thoroughly reading the documentation and browsing the forum, I have yet to find an answer to this problem! I hope someone can get me out of this pickle =)
Cheers!
Mittens
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/jquery-collapse-o-matic/
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