Christian Heilmann

More table tricks: Collapsible Tables with DOM

Wednesday, September 7th, 2005 at 2:14 pm

collapsible tables with DOM Working with Mint I was missing an option to collapse the different panes when I don’t want to read them.

Some hacking later, I wrote a script that automatically allows you to collapse and expand a table by activating its footer. As a visual indicator, the script adds an image to the footer (this also allows keyboard access).

It is a work in progress and I need your help to fix it for Opera and get rid of a weird Firefox issue.

See the collapsible tables demo

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