Using Scripty-Accordion, and I want to add a style to the headers so that when they are clicked on they change to a different color. Like a menu link signifying the “Current” page. I guess a visited style?
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Using Scripty-Accordion, and I want to add a style to the headers so that when they are clicked on they change to a different color.
ScriptyAccordion doesn’t use html links - instead it uses javascript calls so you cannot use conventional link styling here.
You would need to use some more javascript if you wanted to change the styles after a click.
It can certainly be done but is it worth the extra time involved?
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Probably not worth it.
I have an accordion built on my page inside a Web Yep Loop.
I think I would be happy if I could get the darn text to stop
flowing outside of my div.
Losing my mind trying to figure out what it is doing it.
I can’t get the h2 style to go away either.
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The item9 requires (beneath anonymous action) an overflow: hidden to stop overflowing text via extended dialogue.
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I need the div to be flexible. The site is responsive. That just hides the text.
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Understood. I’m not very experienced in doing responsive pages so I wasn’t aware that overflow hidden is braking it - so apologize.
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