I've just started using Collapsible Lists in FP2003, and it works well.
Still, I'd like there to be some visual indication that a list is collapsed.
Is there any way to distinguish between the collapsed and expanded states?
In particular, does the collapse/expand code perhaps change the CSS class of
the lists?

Also, is there any way to get a hover effect when the mouse is over a
collapsible list?
--
John

The code that makes a Collapsible List work resides in a
file named collapse.js. This script toggles just the
style.display property; therefore, there no special CSS
class you can hook into.

You could try modifying the collapse.js file, but chances
are good that the next time you save the page or
recalculate hyperlinkls, FrontPage will restore the
original collapse file, overwriting your changes.

You can locate several thousand alternative ways of doing
this by typing "? treeview javascript? into the IE
address bar, and then pressing Enter.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>I've just started using Collapsible Lists in FP2003, and
>it works well. Still, I'd like there to be some visual
>indication that a list is collapsed. Is there any way to
>distinguish between the collapsed and expanded states?
>In particular, does the collapse/expand code perhaps
>change the CSS class of the lists?
>
>Also, is there any way to get a hover effect when the
>mouse is over a collapsible list?
>--
>John
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