I'm using Front Page 2003. I want to click on a hyperlink and have
additional information appear, (not in a seperate window), and then when I
click again on same hyperlink, I want it to disappear and shink back. Just
like on the MS
training site. Instead of using a screen tip to define something,
additional information becomes part of the paragraph when hyperlink it
clicked.

Use CSS to display and hide layers.

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"College Counselor" <College (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm using Front Page 2003. I want to click on a hyperlink and have
> additional information appear, (not in a seperate window), and then when I
> click again on same hyperlink, I want it to disappear and shink back. Just
> like on the MS
> training site. Instead of using a screen tip to define something,
> additional information becomes part of the paragraph when hyperlink it
> clicked.

Use a layer and hide/unhide it using a behavior.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: College Counselor [mailto:College
> (E-Mail Removed)]
> Posted At: 24. januar 2005 21:56
> Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.client
> Conversation: Click hyperlink for additional information,
> click again and it di.
> Subject: Click hyperlink for additional information, click
> again and it di.
>
>
> I'm using Front Page 2003. I want to click on a hyperlink
> and have additional information appear, (not in a seperate
> window), and then when I click again on same hyperlink, I
> want it to disappear and shink back. Just like on the MS
> training site. Instead of using a screen tip to define
> something, additional information becomes part of the
> paragraph when hyperlink it clicked.
>