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'''Note'''<br />
Components can still be edited in this state, and this is particularly useful if content within a component is not functioning properly, or is causing problems in editing further. Collapsing components can be a useful editing tool but is not otherwise seen outside of the editor, so visitors to your site won't see this.
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''Note: Components can still be edited in this state, and this is particularly useful if content within a component is not functioning properly, or is causing problems in editing further.''
==Example==


The below image shows a component before and after the collapse option is toggled:
[[Image:Collapsed.PNG]]
Note the '''CSS ID''' - the identification number unique to that component. This can be used in making code changes that affect that component specifically, such as [[Creating Navigation Component Hover Menus | Navigation Component Hover Menus]].


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Latest revision as of 16:49, 6 October 2011

This function will toggle the layout mode and when selected, hides all content blocks (text and images). Clicking again will make them re-appear.


Statuscollapse.PNG

Note
Components can still be edited in this state, and this is particularly useful if content within a component is not functioning properly, or is causing problems in editing further. Collapsing components can be a useful editing tool but is not otherwise seen outside of the editor, so visitors to your site won't see this.

Example

The below image shows a component before and after the collapse option is toggled:


Collapsed.PNG


Note the CSS ID - the identification number unique to that component. This can be used in making code changes that affect that component specifically, such as Navigation Component Hover Menus.