Highlander-there can be only one, but can there *always* be one?

  • Resolved gttygrl

    (@gttygrl)


    8 years, 6 months ago

    I’m using highlander grouping to create “tabs” of my post feeds on my homepage: Recent, Popular, and Editor’s choice. When you load the page, Recent is expanded, but you can switch around. The problem is, if you’re on Recent and click on Recent, it closes and now there’s nothing. I need for one of the highlander group to always be expanded, i.e. to temporarily disable the “closing” link on the active one.

    Any ideas?

    https://blogs.getty.edu/ clone / (remove spaces to visit link–it’s a dev site and I don’t want it indexed)

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/jquery-collapse-o-matic/

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  • Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    ok, so basically at least one must be open. Let me noodle on this and get back to you. we should have a solution within the day.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    O.K. we have good news.
    We have added a new class called ‘must-be-one’ that will force one of the highlander groups to be open. You can download version 1.7.2b direct from GitHub. We have also created a little demo so you can see exactly how to implement it.

    Please let us know if this works for you or if we can be of any further assistance in this regard.

    Thread Starter gttygrl

    (@gttygrl)

    Wow, you guys are amazing! Thanks, I’ll try it out right now.

    Thread Starter gttygrl

    (@gttygrl)

    Perfecto! Thank you SO MUCH for solving this so quickly, I wish all the plugins I’m using had this much support.

    Plugin Author Baden

    (@baden03)

    our pleasure! glad it worked out… and thank you for the feedback that helps improve our plugin. we will include this in our officlal next relase, so no fear of updating when the time comes.

    Also, thanks for the kind review.

    Topic marked as resolved.

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