I am making a website, and on the front page is a list of books:
book1
book2
book3
etc.
I want for the user to click the Book1 box, for example, and have a previously hidden chapters list fold downward, so that after the click the page appears like this:
Book1[INDENT]ch1
ch2
ch3[/INDENT]
Book2
Book3
Is this doable with only html and css? What html elements would I use? Lists, like a navigation menu? And what would the css look like?
It’s most important to answer what html element should I use, as I will be structuring the page first and styling it later.
O, I see (I did think you meant IE!). Because I have my simple .txt program set up to do code, I also had a similar problem (although on a Mac). I just created a blank .txt file that always sits on my desktop, and when I want a new one, I just Option/click to duplicate it and drag it where I want. Very simple.
Well, I did actually solve my problem after making that post. I had to edit some registry values to do it.
Incidentally, the reason I needed to make .txt files was to then turn them into .html or .css files (more types later I’m sure), but in fact the registry edits I made to make .txt available again I then used to make “new .html document” available from the right-click menu as well. So, now I can just right-click in whichever folder I want to create an html file in, and make it on the spot! CSS as well.
For the record, Tapan, I ended up using the guide and it works beautifully. I styled it in a much different way, of course, and I was able to achieve exactly what I had visualized before making this thread (well, almost exactly – Mac Firefox renders it a bit weird…).