Posted by funkytraffic on October 6, 2009 at 4:13pm
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| Project: | Views Accordion |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (duplicate) |
Issue Summary
When I take an accordion field to open / close ist links are not active anymore. They are reacheble which seems to make sense.
But I would like to keep the links of the node title intact, and instead have a plus / minus icon to open and close the accordion.
Possible?
Comments
#1
Note: feature requests are made for the dev version.
About the request, it could be implemented, but it takes time and thought, to figure out how it would all behave if this was the case.
You could also just add a "node link" field to your display, so that users when they open an item see a link like read more oslt to go read the article.
P.S. if you need this for a professional site for your company, might consider using the link from the project's page to buy the maintainer a book, might get him motivated to do this ;)
#2
Hello Manuel,
the function is for a professionell but noncomercial project for critical Journalism: http://www.paperbite.de
You find an example for using accordion in the middle column of http://www.paperbite.de/magazin
As you can see the names of the bloggers are higlighted on a:hover, but you cannot click on the names to open therir blogs.
In fact I use a node link field below but it is not a very elegant solution.
The books are also available as pdf. I think I saw them somewhere in the net.
Yours funkytraffic
#3
I too would find this feature VERY useful. Our librarians feel that having the link to the resource be inside the accordion itself requires an additional click and are afraid users will find this one additional click to be to much work.
#4
This feature is already in, see #743224: Need ability to allow links in header to be functional
About the icons, its up to the themer to provide these.
#5
Fixed by the patch provided by cap60552, see http://drupal.org/node/743224