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One could use js to push the state into the url.
by 6510 3y ago
One could use js to push the state into the url.
- toast0 3y agoIt's just opening and closing detail panes (personal recipie site), there's no reason to put the open/closed state in the url. But if I can do it with all html, that's better than a function to add / remove a css class and document.onclick = a function to find which recipie you clicked on and adjust the css class.
- 6510 3y agoProbably more useful for a nested menu. The default thing almost works out of the box. You need some css to set a proper cursor and style the clickable text properly.