Spry collapsible panel - panel (link) border issue

Hi folks. I'm new to spry and I'm inserting a spry collapsible panel into a web page in Dreamweaver CS4. It all works fine but i have this very ugly border around the panel tab (the link that you click to open the panel). In frefox its a dotted line and in safari its a blue border. I havent had change to check this in other browsers/platforms. (I'm using a mac) I've read that its an accessabilty thing? which can be overcome in a different way. I have to get rid of this border as it completely spoils the design of the site..
Anyone know how to remove this?
Thanks in advance :-)

Hi, I asked that same question a minute ago, then I saw your solution you wrote to someone else previously.
Works for me too!
Thanks for solving it!
Here is another question if you can help...
I currently have ">>read more" at the end of the text in my top content tab panel, so the user knows to click and read more in a lower panel.
I want that ">>read more" text to disappear when it is clicked and lower content section is open.
And then a "read less" to appear so user knows to click the top tab content to close the bottom panel.
Can this be done using this Spry Collapsible technique?
Thanks!

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The panel tab reads "CLICK To See Matched Rail & Stile Set-Up Blocks".
Did I mention I am not a programmer? Thanks for the help.
http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/set_3pc_roundover_co ve.htm

jonholcombe wrote:
Did I mention I am not a programmer? Thanks for the help.
Jon,
Not a good way to start. You need to have some basic skills to work on websites. OK, if you want to build a bridge for your toy cars to cross a model railway line, you could probably cope, but to build a bridge in the real world, you need real knowledge.
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<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
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              <p><strong><img src="images/arrow.gif" alt="" width="30" height="23" hspace="8" />What is Gemmotherapy?</strong></p>
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              <p>Gemmotherapy is a branch of phytotherapy (therapy from   plants) that uses freshly- picked buds and young shoots from organic trees and   shrubs to make natural remedies. They are carefully stabilized at harvest to   ensure that no vitamins, minerals, natural plant hormones or nucleic acids are   lost. These remedies are full of the energy and therapeutic properties of the   buds. They are meticulously prepared in a solution of water, alcohol and   glycerine to extract all their beneficial attributes. </p>
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              <p><strong><img src="images/arrow.gif" alt="" width="30" height="23" hspace="8" />Why is Gemmotherapy so effective?</strong></p>
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              <p>Gemmotherapy is highly effective because the buds and young   shoots contain all the genetic information of the future plant. Since they are   extracts of developing tissues, gemmotherapy remedies combine the properties of   the whole plant, including the flowers, the leaves, the fruits, the sapwood and   the rootlets. Extensive research and clinical studies have been carried out to   identify the properties of different buds and to determine the conditions for   which each one is best used.</p>
              <p>This explains the wide range of applications and   effectiveness of Gemmotherapy remedies for all ages.</p>
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      <p><strong><img src="images/arrow.gif" alt="" width="30" height="23" hspace="8" id="Image1" />What is Iridology and how does it work?</strong></p>
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      <p><br />
        <br />
        Iridology is a fascinating natural tool of health assessment. The more I do iridology, the more accurate I see that it is!</p>
      <p>Iridology involves looking into a person’s eyes with a light and magnifying lens. I can do a health assessment by looking into the colored part of the eyes, which is called the iris. </p>
      <p>In iridology, there is a map of the iris, which corresponds to the different organs and      </p>
      <p>structures of the body. Iridology Chart <span class="jqZoomWindow"><a href="jquery-ui-1.7.2/images/BIG_IMAGE.jpg" title="Iridology" class="iridology2">
        <script type="text/javascript">
// BeginOAWidget_Instance_2148522: #iridology2
$(document).ready(function(){
      var options ={
      zoomType: 'standard',
      zoomWidth: 200,
      zoomHeight: 200,
      xOffset: 10,
      yOffset: 0,
      position: "left" ,
      lens:true,
      lensReset : false,
      imageOpacity: 0.2,
      title : false,
      alwaysOn: false,
      showEffect: 'show',
      hideEffect: 'hide',
      fadeinSpeed: 'medium',
      fadeoutSpeed: 'medium',
      preloadImages :true,
      showPreload: true,
      preloadText : 'Loading zoom',
      preloadPosition : 'center'
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        <img src="jquery-ui-1.7.2/images/SMALL_IMAGE.jpg" align="left" title="Iridology" /> </a></span>
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// BeginOAWidget_Instance_2148522: #iridology2
$(document).ready(function(){
      var options ={
      zoomType: 'standard',
      zoomWidth: 200,
      zoomHeight: 200,
      xOffset: 10,
      yOffset: 0,
      position: "left" ,
      lens:true,
      lensReset : false,
      imageOpacity: 0.2,
      title : true,
      alwaysOn: false,
      showEffect: 'show',
      hideEffect: 'hide',
      fadeinSpeed: 'medium',
      fadeoutSpeed: 'medium',
      preloadImages :true,
      showPreload: true,
      preloadText : 'Loading zoom',
      preloadPosition : 'center'
      $(".iridology2").jqzoom(options);
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It can be used to help determine problem areas in the body, which may have been acquired genetically. It can also be used to identify areas of congestion and environmental toxins that have accumulated in the body since birth, such as liver or kidney toxins. </p>
      <p>For instance, one of my clients was having continual problems with a sluggish bowel, which was not improving in spite of my health recommendations for her colon. When I did an iridology assessment for her, though, I discovered that the problem was originating in the small intestine. I adjusted her health program accordingly, and she did much better after that!<br />
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              <p><strong><img src="images/arrow.gif" alt="" width="30" height="23" hspace="8" />Can Iridology be used preventatively?</strong></p>
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              <p><br />
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              Absolutely! It can be very valuable for prevention! Let’s say that you are in a canoe, enjoying a relaxing, peaceful ride down a calm, scenic river on a beautiful summer day. Meanwhile, I am riding in an airplane, just above the same river, and I can spot you in your canoe. </p>
              <p>However, I can also see that, around the next bend, there is a set of swirling rapids and a very steep, dangerous waterfall. </p>
              <p>You have no idea of what you are headed for, but I can warn you. Fortunately, since we both have cell phones, I can call you immediately, to warn you of the imminent danger. You can decide then to pull onto the shore, and check out the rapids before deciding whether or not to proceed. Or you can decide to turn the canoe around, and head back the other way. You can also choose to ignore me, of course, but, no matter what you choose, you will have been warned!</p>
<p>In Iridology, for instance, if I see that a person has a congested or toxic bowel, I can advise him to do a colon cleanse. <a href="PDf/EYE SPY.pdf" target="_new">More information</a><br />
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              <p><strong><img src="images/arrow.gif" alt="" width="30" height="23" hspace="8" />How do you combine the different therapies to help patients?</strong></p>
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              <p><br />
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              That’s certainly part of what makes my approach so effective! I can use Iridology to help pinpoint the specific problems. Homeopathy and nutrition can be used as assessment tools as well. It’s like having more than one tool in your tool kit. The more professional tools one has, the better. </p>
              <p>This allows me to create an individualized health plan that incorporates different resources, including nutritional supplements, essential oils, gemmotherapy formulas and homeopathic remedies, as required. It is ideal to support the body on 3 different levels - at the nutritional level, at the cellular level, and at the energetic level.</p>
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              <p><strong><img src="images/arrow.gif" alt="" width="30" height="23" hspace="8" />Can you give me an analogy to compare our health to?</strong></p>
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              Sure! Think of your car. It won’t get you to your destination if you don’t have enough fuel to get there. And it can’t be polluted fuel or watered down fuel, because that’s just asking for trouble. Your fuel has to have the right octane rating. </p>
              <p>Your body is like a car; it’s your go-mobile! If you don’t supply it with the right fuel (nutrition),you will lose your get-up-and-go! When you nourish your body properly, you will naturally tend to have more energy. </p>
<p>Even so, you can fuel up your car with good quality fuel, but if the fuel pump needs repair, then it’s still not going to work properly for you. If you have a body part that needs repair, homeopathy can help. </p>
              <p>We also give our cars an oil change on a regular basis. Similarly, we can cleanse, regularly, to clear out our organs, such as the liver, the kidneys, the skin and the intestines, of toxins that accumulate over time.</p>
              <p>We can also use homeopathic formulas to clean out the receptors of the cells in our bodies, which is where toxic residues can accumulate. Then, our go-mobiles can run more efficiently! </p>
              <p>There is one difference, though. We can trade in our car, when it gets old and worn out. But, we cannot trade in our bodies! We get one only, and it needs to last us a lifetime! So we need to take care of it the best we can! <br />
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With the exeption of images, to add external content to a document you will need to make use of either serverside or clientside code.
Have a look at the SpryHTMLPanel here http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/htmlpanel/html_panel_sample.html
Otherwise, please supply a link to your site so that we can come up with alternatives.
Gramps

SPRY Collapsible Panel problem in Chrome

I have a SPRY Collapsible Panel in a nested template that is not working properly in Chrome.
Here is an example:
1) Go to http://www.realestate-bigbear.com/search/map-search.html
2) In the "search big bear real estate" area... click on the [+] to expand the "QUICK SEARCH LINKS"
3) The panel opens, sometimes it works, sometimes the bottom is cut off (it is supposed to end with a red bar like at the top). If you move your mouse down a column, you will reveal the missing part
3) Now, if you choose one of the links -- lets say, the first one [Big Bear Lakefronts], you will be taken to a similar page, but to the #search-results anchor. If you again try to reveal the panel with the [+] things only get worse. Sometimes just the top red bar is revealed, sometimes 170px... I cannot figure it out.
The panel seems to be working fine in IE and Firefox, but not Chrome.
Please help,
Thanks in advance.

Using Chrome Version 23.0.1271.64, I could not replicate the problem.
During my analysis, I could not find any problem that could be associated with the proper workings of Spry. However, when I look at http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.realestate-bigbear.com%2Fsear ch%2Fmap-search.html, there seem to be a number of issues that could send your version of Chrome into a frenzy.
After you have fixed the above errors and the problem persists, please come back here and I shall have a more in-depth look.

Google map inside the spry collapsible panel

So this time I've bumped into interesting 'bug'. I've placed the google map inside the spry collapsible panel. Panel is set to the closed mode on load of page. When I open the tab, map appears, but address marker is hidden behind the top left corner. If I place the same map outside the collapsiple panel it renders all well.
So my question is whether there is any way around this issue. When I know where the marker is hidden I can simply move the map and see it, but customer who's not aware of the problem will see only blank map with not marked address which is not acceptable.
cheers,
Simon

Sure mate. Here you go:
<div id="CollapsiblePanel1" class="CollapsiblePanel">
              <div class="CollapsiblePanelTab" tabindex="0">SHOW MAP</div>
              <div class="CollapsiblePanelContent">
              <cfmap width="242" height="200" zoomlevel="12" name="mainMap" markercolor="333444" showscale="false"
typecontrol="none" showcentermarker="true" centeraddress="#get_event.event_address1#, #get_event.event_address2#, #get_event.event_city#,#get_event.event_county#, #get_event.event_postcode#, #get_event.event_country# "
></cfmap>
              </div>
            </div>
And this bit goes at the bottom of the code :
<script type="text/javascript">
var CollapsiblePanel1 = new Spry.Widget.CollapsiblePanel("CollapsiblePanel1", {contentIsOpen:false});
</script>
And that would be the preview that I get once the panel is open:
And that is the preview of how it should look:
As you can see the map marker sticks to the top left corner. I was wondering whether there is any way to re-focus it once the panel is open.
cheers,
Simon

Spry collapsible panel with spry data

I have created a spry collapsible panel and wanted to put
srpy data in it, to dynamically load.
i also want to hide the entire panel if no data is available.
It will show the data, but the click to open/close does not
work.
here is the code.

I have made some progress, thanks, however im still getting
some odd formatting issues, for example, the 1st panel shows with
different design to the rest of the panels.
this is my code;
<div id="region" spry:region="ds1">
<div id="repeat" spry:repeat="ds1">
<div id="CollapsiblePanel{ds_RowID}"
class="CollapsiblePanel">
<div class="CollapsiblePanelTab"
tabindex="{ds1::ds_RowID}"> <h1>{title} - last amended
{amended}</h1></div>
<div
class="CollapsiblePanelContent"><strong>{message}</strong>
Added by <strong>{owner}</strong> on
<strong>{added} </strong>(REF:
<strong>{id}</strong>) <a href="/service/index.asp"
target="_self">View full details</a></div>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">

</script>
As you can see, I am inserting {ds_RowID} in the variable
name, in order for the panels to operate independantly, however
have I coded it correctly?

Spry Collapsible Panel animation not working

I've inserted a spry collapsible panel into a web page and it works fine when I preview it. But when I upload it to the server the animation does not work in both Safari and Firefox (haven't tried any other browsers). The panel is just static, showing the tab and the panel is open showing the content. It is supposed to be closed by default.
I've added CSS styles but I've also tried it with the default CSS and it didn't work then either.
Both the .css and .js files that were saved in the SpryAssets folder have been uploaded to the server in the same location as the webpage.
I'm working on a Mac and CS4.
URL is www.alpinism.com/New/about.html

Thanks. That didn't resolve my issues unfortunately and the corrections it was suggesting started interfering with other functions on the page so I've gone back to square one, deleted the Spry collapsible panel and inserted javascript from http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/animatedcollapse.htm that does the same thing and seems to work in Safari and Firefox. Just need to check in IE but I expect this is going to be the best solution for me.

Question about Spry Collapsible Panel

Hey guys my question is that I have a PSD sliced and imported into Dreamweaver and I was wondering if it was possible to have a Spry Collapsible Panel drop down from a button I designed in Photoshop and brought into dreamweaver? Basically I want a content area to drop down when that button is clicked and I figured a Spry Collapsible Panel might be able to accomplish that. I hope I'm explaining this clearly enough, I'm not very experienced with Dreamweaver. Thanks!

Definitely possible.
You should first import the image into DW.
Insert > Spry > Spry Collapsible Panel
It'll insert a demo panel.
You'll then have to move your image <img src..> into the default first div under spry collapsible as follows:
<div id="CollapsiblePanel1" class="CollapsiblePanel">
<div class="CollapsiblePanelTab" tabindex="0"><img src="location-to-your-image.jpg" width="100" height="50" /></div>
<div class="CollapsiblePanelContent">Content</div>
</div>
You'll basically be removing 'TAB' from here to replace it with your img src tag.
Your HTML should look like this:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<title>Collapsible Test</title>
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryCollapsiblePanel.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="SpryAssets/SpryCollapsiblePanel.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
</head>
<body>
<div id="CollapsiblePanel1" class="CollapsiblePanel">
<div class="CollapsiblePanelTab" tabindex="0"><img src="location-to-your-image.jpg" width="100" height="50" /></div>
<div class="CollapsiblePanelContent">Content</div>
</div>
<script type="text/javascript">

</script>
</body>
</html>
Do note that you'll have to copy the supporting spry files to your server for this to work. By default, DW will place them into your project folder once you insert the spry collapsible panel.

Spry collapsible panel stays open in Internet Explorer.

I'm trying to use the spry collapsible panel to hide and show inormation, and it will not stay closed. I've used the default closed option in the properties panel, and made sure the eye in design view is closed. Please give some suggestions for correcting this problem.

The out-of-the-box SpryCollapiblePanel works like a charm.
This means that you have altered the HTML, CSS and/or the JS.
Because we are not privy to what you have done, it is not possible to help you find a solution.
I recommend that you upload the site and supply a link to that site.

Spry Collapsible Panel question

I have a file online that uses a Spry collapsible panel. It can be viewed here. It works beautifully. For one exception. The logo is supposed to be up some 10 pixels or so. The CollapsiblePanelTab is occupying the space.
So I took the CSS for the CollapsiblePanelContent and moved it up 1em <margin-top: -1em;>. That put my logo where it should be. Problem is that when I do this the transparent portion of the logo covers most of the "Hide / Show Logo." It leaves only a sliver of the right of the tab. This file can be viewed here.
The logo consists of the image and the bar underneath it. Yes, I could crop the image down to the central part, making it narrower, but I do want the bar which is wider. And I want the bar to disappear when the Spry is activated so that rules out having it as a separate image..
Even better I would like when the panel is open for the "Hide / Show Logo" to be just above the bar. I tried that and it threw everything out of kilter.
Any suggestions! Thank you in advance for any responses.

Beth,
   Thought of it, did it, didn't work.
   If I remove the logo from the HTML of the page and instead place it in the "background-image" of the CollapsiblePanelContent CSS I get disastrous results. The panel collapses (because there is nothing in the DIV) and the CSS placed background image disappears. Following this thread of thought I could try a much narrower transparent image with nothing in it, just the transparency, and see how that might work. This would keep the DIV open to the desired height. Then I could place the actual, true image in the "background-image" of the DIV CSS.
   For the moment I am going to see if someone perhaps comes up with a solution other than this. The chief reason is that I would lose my dynamic linking of the PSD to the placed image. This file will be a template of thousands of pages spanning many years so the logo will change appropriately.
   This method, of using the image in the CSS itself, also causes some alignment problems within the DIV. My background-image does not center properly. It does so when placed in the HTML of the document.
   Getting back to the original problem, which seems to be the transparency of the image and its width, I don't see any reason why I could not break my image into two pieces and place each one within the CollapsiblePanelContent. Each image in their own DIV contained within the panel content. I could then make the logo part separate from the bar but still have the bar collapse. The logo portion could then be much narrower. I think I will try this method and see what transpires. I could then keep my dynamically linked images. Theoretically!!!
   Thanks for letting me bounce ideas off a fellow thick skull. Not seeing the trees for the forest and all that.
Regards,
Wayne

Google map data not displaying correctly in a spry collapsible panel

I created a spry collapsible panel into which I've put google map data. The map placed in the collapsible panel looks and functions OK but shows my location in the wrong place. I tested it by putting exactly the same google map elsewhere on my page and this time it displays my location correctly. Here is a link to my test page: http://www.cornucopia-design.co.uk/BatimTest/map3test.html . Mouse over the 'view our location' link to see the incorrectly located map. It places my location in the top left corner rather than in the centre. When you click on google's 'view larger map' links, they both then display the location identically. Anyone have any ideas about what's going on here? Is the coding for the collapsible panel doing something to the google code? I'm not a great code expert so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Hello, thank you for your helpful comments. At least I now won't waste any more time trying to get this to work if it just won't... I'll just have to display the map in another way.
Just a point about your suggestion of offsetting - I had thought of that but if I did that, when someone clicked on the map, they would be taken to the wrong place as, as I said, even though it displays incorrectly in my panel, the data IS correct and therefore correctly linked back to google maps.
Thanks anyway.

Spry Accordions, Tabbed Panels, and Collapsible Panels: changing colors

I wanted to alert everyone to a great new Community article published by our very own David Powers. The article details the various best practices and methods for changing the colors of Accordion, Tabbed Panels, and Collapsible Panels widgets, including tab backgrounds, borders, and so on.
Here's the article:
http://kb2.adobe.com/community/publishing/504/cpsid_50437.html
Customization questions are pretty frequent in both the Spry and Dreamweaver forums. This new styling guide is sure to answer lots of peoples' questions.
Furthermore, the appearance of such an article is a great example of how Community content can interact and live symbiotically with Adobe Help. We've linked directly to David's piece from our own customization pages for the Spry Accordion, Tabbed Panels, and Collapsible Panels widgets:
Customize the Accordion widget
Customize the Tabbed Panels widget
Customize the Collapsible Panels widget
Thanks a lot to David for hammering out this article.
If you're interested in publishing Community articles of your own, you can download the Community Publishing AIR application and get right to work!

The borders you see, are called outline, its a accesiblity feature of the browsers,
Actually called 'focus' lines :-)
Here's an article about the Bluefocus lines seen in Safari.
http://www.brunobergher.com/blog/2009/01/19/safaris-blue-focus-lines/
Without creating a Spry widget myself right now to test, but I'm sure thata there is a 'focus' rule in the css...
trying the
{outline:none;}
on that rule.

Need help to modify Spry Collapsible Panel js settings

I posted this in the DW forum, but then found this which seems to be more appropriate....sorry if I'm screwing things up....
I would very much appreciate if some could help me get rid of the light blue (cyan?) colored blurred 4-6 px frame that appears around the tabs when they're in focus. Or is this a behaviour built into the browsers?
TIA
Dan

Hi Dan,
I am sorry putting you in the same class as the majority.
In your case you will probably already know that the CSS file contains everything necessary for styling the widget, and the JavaScript file gives the widget its functionality.
That is why I give Newbies the advice to definately not touch the JavaScript files.
In your case you are looking at an unwanted border around the selected panel tab. This sounded like a styling matter and, until I have seen an online page containing the problem to prove otherwise, I am staying with my resolution that it is a styling problem. I am even more convinced when I look at a Spry Collapsible Panel that uses the original unadultorated JavaScript and Stylesheets which does not have that problem.
I hope this helps.
Ben
BTW, I enjoy these discussions because I learn from them. So please give it back to me and prove me wrong.

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