FrontPage: How do I reveal text when heading clicked

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How do I achieve the following please: I have a page with a list of
headings. When a heading is clicked, I would like its paragraph of text to
be revealed below the heading. Then, when the heading is clicked again, the
text should disappear.

Many thanks
 
You will need something beyond FrontPage to do this -- either some sort
of scripting or Flash.
 
you could try this using layers in FrontPage.
below the paragraph <p>heading</p>. Insert a div tag <div
style="visibility: hidden" id="layer1">text</div>, type in the text within
the div tag, the default style is hidden. Select heading and choose the
option behaviors from the format menu. Add on mouse over change event, in
the change property window select layer1 and set visibility=visible. Create
another behavior for to hide the layer on mouse out event.

Hope this Information helps.

Regards
Ravi
MSFT

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This is easily done by collapsible outline. But frontpage does not put a +
sign, like in Word, in front of the line to indicate hidden paragraph. Does
anyone know how that can be done so that people know which lines to click?

"Amanda":
 
Maybe I am misunderstanding the query, but I have found that when you
right-click on the list and go for "list properties," 2003 allows you to make
the list collapsible. Unfortunately, you can't make the list click-able, I
don't think... but it helps to do what can easily be done in word whilst
using whatever bullets you want... I think. Hope that helps.
 
FP's collapsible lists are not cross-browser compliant, though....

There are ways to make it so, however.
 
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