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***edit: nevermind, I found the docs on a different part of the site. Of course putting a link to the docs on the demo page for the effect would be silly! For the curious, property set { active: -1 } to begin with all closed.***
I'm using the jQuery UI package for a site I am working on. The client has requested that some of their content be accordion-ized.
http://jqueryui.com/demos/accordion/#collapsible
jQuery performs this admirably, but with their Accordion effect, they always start the page off with one of the accordions being shown (usually the first one).
I can't find a good API for their stuff, but in short I am trying to find a way, either by method call or property setting, where I can force all of the accordion areas to start collapsed.
In my vague Google searches, I see the toggle() method come up quite a bit. I do not know if toggle() is some sort of polymorphic method that I can call on any object, but even still, what do I call it on?
You don't really get an object out of the jQuery UI assignments to perform actions upon.
Any help or links would be deeply appreciated.
I'm using the jQuery UI package for a site I am working on. The client has requested that some of their content be accordion-ized.
http://jqueryui.com/demos/accordion/#collapsible
jQuery performs this admirably, but with their Accordion effect, they always start the page off with one of the accordions being shown (usually the first one).
I can't find a good API for their stuff, but in short I am trying to find a way, either by method call or property setting, where I can force all of the accordion areas to start collapsed.
In my vague Google searches, I see the toggle() method come up quite a bit. I do not know if toggle() is some sort of polymorphic method that I can call on any object, but even still, what do I call it on?
You don't really get an object out of the jQuery UI assignments to perform actions upon.
Any help or links would be deeply appreciated.
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