[FX.php List] [OFF] Odd CSS problem

[Bob Patin]

Well, to be honest, I'm floundering in CSS with not enough knowledge...

I'm now using <ul> and <li> tags, which shows them very nicely, but in  
my accordion that I'm working on in jQuery, I can't get the URL to  
pass to the browser. Here's my test page--I've managed to do quite a  
bit with jQuery so far, tying it into a database in the body of the  
page and pulling back my blog records, and now I'm trying to get my  
menu strip working as well. As you'll see, it's displaying very  
nicely, but the URLs don't trigger, but instead close the widget. I'm  
going to work on that more today and see if I can figure out how to  
fix that...

When I'm farther along I'm going to put together a set of example  
files that show a lot of different things you can do with jQuery and  
FX.php (or the API, the technique would be the same). Thanks to the  
very generous help of Andy Gaunt of FMPug, I've been able to get a lot  
done this weekend.

Bob Patin
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On Aug 17, 2008, at 7:47 AM, Dale Bengston wrote:

> Hi Bob,
>
> I think you'd need individual dd (definition description) tags for  
> each list item, and a dd should be contained within a dl (definition  
> list) opening and closing tag. Is dl/dt/dd really the best css for  
> this type of content?
>
> Dale