Is there any way to always have the entire sidebar accordion children and grand-children always open? We don’t want people to have to click the arrow to unfold the next layer – we just want all layers visible at all times.
Thanks!
Have All Sections Open in Accordion
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OnPoint Plugins
10 months and 2 weeks agoHi Josh,
This may be accomplished by adding the following custom JavaScript to your site.
Version 8
Version 9
Have a great day!
Josh White
8 months and 3 weeks agoHi there, sorry for the delay – we finally got this implemented and it does function, but we’re running into a small problem where the page “jumps” down to the last opened option. You can literally see it highlighted when it goes down the page.
Is there any way we can modify the code to accommodate for this? Here is a link to one of the pages you can see the problem on: https://scienceops.lbto.org/lbc/
Josh White
8 months and 3 weeks agoSorry, use the test link instead (we turned it off on the live site due to the behavior). Here is that link again directly to that page: https://lbto.boundlessdm.com/lbc/
OnPoint Plugins
8 months and 3 weeks agoHi Josh,
Looking at the provided test page, I’m not seeing an kind of jumping when I arrive on the page.
Our plugin does not provide any features for auto scrolling or jumping down a page but if we can see what is going on, we might be able to point you in the right direction.
Have a great night!
Iggy Pritzker
22 hours and 5 minutes agoHi!
I’m trying to use the provided jQuery script for the Gutenberg block for pages, but it doesn’t work. Items remain closed. Any ideas?
Thanks.
Iggy Pritzker
21 hours and 31 minutes agoI’ve modified your JS, but maybe you can propose a better version.
OnPoint Plugins
2 hours and 37 minutes agoHi Iggy,
I see our event handling changed a bit in version 9.
I have restored the old event handler which will work again in the next version, however it should be considered deprecated. The improved way of opening all accordion sections is to use this JavaScript.
Have a great weekend!