Show Dude
Phone’s Ringin’ Dude
Hover-O-Matic 0.4 Test
Roll-Your-Own Method:
Trigger
1. has class: collapseomatic
2. has an id, example: ape
Target
1. has class: collapseomatic_content
2. has id in the format target-trigger_id, example: target-ape
Internal Close Triger
1. has class: colomat-internalclose
2. has id in the format bot-trigger_id, example: bot-ape
Live Demo
this is some lovely hidden ape content
internal close
internal close
this is some lovely hidden mule content. And here is a link to close the content.
T-Countdown Control Cookie Test
string(10) "target is:"
int(1679699191)
string(14) "target is now:"
int(936)
This should start counting down 3 minutes from the First visit.
[tminus cid="936"/]
Example:
Wk.
0
0
Tage
0
0
Hours
0
0
Minutes
0
3
Seconds
0
0
Print-Pro-Matic Multiple URL test
[print-me url="http://twinpictures.de" title="print Twinpictures"]
[print-me url="http://plugins.twinpictures.de" title="print Plugin Oven"]
print Twinpictures
print Plugin Oven
Formtastic Test Ninja Forms Collapse-Pro-Matic
[formtastic id=”forno” left_title=”Anfrage” left_form_id=”1″ offset=”-30″]
Print-O-Matic Version 1.5.2 Test
This should only show up on the print page if using Print-Pro-Matic
print me
here is some more text
Collapse-O-Matic Button Test
There are a couple of ways a button can be used as a collapse-o-matic trigger:
using a stylized div
this is the hidden content
shortcode:
[expand title="Push me" trigclass="noarrow my_button" targclass="my_content" tag="div"]this is the hidden content[/expand]
css:
.my_button {
background: #4B55E3;
color: white;
padding: 5px;
width: 130px;
text-align: center;
}
.my_button.colomat-hover{
background: #999;
text-decoration: none;
}
.my_content{
margin-left: 0;
}
Using a html button:
shortcode:
[expand title="Push me" trigclass="noarrow my_button" targclass="my_content" tag="button"]this is the hidden content[/expand]
this is the hidden content
T-Countdown Control Redirect Test
This has redirected from another post.
Collapse-O-Matic Nested Spacing Issue
Solution 1: Remove all hard returns in source:
Observation and Interpretation
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Focus On: Topics
Immigration
Observation and Interpretation
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Moravian Community Life
Women’s Roles
Material Culture
Purpose of Portraiture
The American Revolution: Boston
The American Revolution: Bethlehem, PA
The Artist: John Singleton Copley
The Artist: Johann Valentine Haidt
Discussion Questions
Primary Sources
Young Moravian Girl
- Writings/ memoirs of 4 Moravian women
- Extracts from Moravian diary confirming Haidt as teacher
- Lafayette’s letter to his wife describing Bethlehem
- Various Moravian portraits by Haidt and prints of Bethlehem
Mrs. George Watson
- The death sermon of Mrs. Watson
- Paul Revere’s print of the Bloody Massacre
- John Singleton Copley’s letter about George Watson
- George Watson’s resignation letter to Gen. Gage
- Henry Pelham’s letter on Tea Party incident
- Letter by Richard Clarke about tea shipment (Boston Tea Party)
- Letter from Abigail Adams to Elizabeth Cranch about daughter of Mrs. George Watson
- Various portraits of family members by Copley
- Contemporary transcript of the Boston Massacre Trials
Collapse-Pro-Matic Alt Swap Test
open
Hey Foo