Wikipedia:NavFrame
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Documentation for dynamic navigation boxes.
Dynamic navigation boxes use a combination of CSS and Javascript to make collapsible navigation boxes. The technical parts comprise style sheet declarations in Wikipedia:Monobook.css, and Javascript code in Wikipedia:Monobook.js.
Example (click "show" or "hide" to see the good bits):
Soviet and post-Soviet armoured fighting vehicles after World War II | ||||||||
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List of armoured fighting vehicles by country |
Contents |
[edit] How to use
[Please add docs]
CSS Styles:
- navbox
- collapsible
- autocollapse
[edit] Bugs & limitations
[It was mentioned to me that this technique doesn't always work. When does it fail?]
[edit] Accessibility
[How does this display in text-only browsers, or visual browsers with CSS or Javascript turned off?]
- Firefox 1.5, IE 6, the entire menu is displayed, without any link to show or hide it.
[edit] Templates
- Template:Dynamic navigation box with image
- Template:Dynamic navigation box with image) (Commons version) (Synched: 11 July 2006)
- Template:NavigationBox
- Template:Navigation Template
- Template:Navbox generic
- Template:Hidden