Eustace

Hi!

Thanks for your listCollapse.js! It works as expected, except that there is
a small bug when dealing with long lists _and_ a list is left open when
another list opens.

Please go to the following link:

[URL]

The page is in Greek and also the links are missing but that doesn't matter.
To see what I mean, click list 3 on the sidebar. A long list of scans opens.
Now scroll down to find and click link 30. Another list opens _but_ to see
it you have to scroll up... BTW, this does not happen if you close list 3
before opening 30, so that with the current version of your script you have
better close a list before opening another one.

Is there a way after opening the list 30 to scroll up to its beginning
automatically without having to do it manually? Alternatively, if this is
not possible, would it be possible to close the open list automatically
before opening a new one?

Thanks again,

Eustace

Hi Mark. Thanks for your prompt reply.

In both cases, set to auto-collapse or not set to auto-collapse, the script
behaves the same. The better solution is remember to collapse the open list
myself before opening another one.

I was hoping that there might have been a way to set some kind of bookmark
to the point where you are clicking to open a list, and have the focus
return there after collapsing the open list and opening the new one, but it
seems that this is not possible.

Having to collapse the open list before opening a new one is not that
difficult, it just takes a little time to learn to remember to do it.

Then, I have started breaking down the longer lists, which makes it easier
to find what you want, but I don't think it is practical to break them down
to the point where you don't have to remember to close the open list.

Sorry, I can't understand the last 4 paragraphs of the comment at the
beginning of the script, but I don't think they have to do with my case.

I have to spend some time on your site to see what else you have there that
I may find useful. Thanks again for your script.

Eustace

Yes, you are right. The parameter "false" is better. Anyway, I've started to
break down the longer lists. Now only 2 lists are over 100 pages (143 and
108)... For this kind of thing your script is invaluable. Thanks again, 
Eustace

Hi!

I am using your splendid listCollapse.js already with a webpage and I am
about to use it with another!

I have asked your advice for this webpage in the past - as you will see I
have subdivided the longer lists, though still some are too long:

[URL]

(The links do not work: the visitor is advised how to download in his
computer the necessary files.)

What I would like now is to have the Greek (expandable) titles (that with
your script take the color of links) in a different color than the actual
scan_XX links. Is there any way to do this?

I could, of course, assign a color style to each <a ...>, but that would be
too complicated because of their great number. I would like to assign the
color style (or better an id="...") to the Greek titles, that are fewer in
number.

Thanks,

Eustace