toggler: edit the style of an opened toggler

[rpa]

Hy everyone,

In the HTML5-Help I'm responsible for, I'm using togglers. I'm struggeling now with adapting the look of the opened content of the toggler. In fact, I would like to have a frame around to opened content, but only around the content of the toggler and not the "head" of the toggler. What I found out so far is that Madcap is generating automaticly the element

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element.style

. I think that the setting for the frame I'm looking for should be fixed in this element, but I can't find the file where this element is stored.

To summ up: Does anybody know which file I need to open to edit

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element.style

for togglers?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Patrick

[LTinker68]

I put my content to be toggled in DIVs, mainly so that I only have to "name" one element and call to that element in the toggler. My DIV can contain multiple items, though (couple of paragraphs, a list, a screenshot/caption, etc.), but since they're all inside that DIV, I don't have to name each individual element and add that name to the toggler call, so I can add/remove elements from that DIV without having to remember to add/remove the name from the effect. By the same token, you can style a border for that DIV. I'd create a class (div.toggleFrame) and apply that class to all the DIVs used to contain content revealed by a toggler.

So try that method instead if what you were trying to do. (And BTW, there are no "frames" used in togglers.)

[rpa]

Hy Lisa

Thank you very much for your help. It is working pefectly now.

[smoore2]

Hi,

The div.ToggleFrame works great for adding the border around toggle content in IE, but I'm finding that the border doesn't appear on FireFox or Chrome. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Shannon

[LTinker68]

Are you trying to do a fractional-sized border? I think it has to be at least 1px or 1pt in size to appear in all browsers. Are you trying to do something like .75pt?