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May 4, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

https://codepen.io/weberbj/pen/JjEQOeE?editors=1100

This is my response to the challenge for day 6, found it to be enjoyable.

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May 2, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

Day 6 Challange

https://codepen.io/kajal-28/pen/wvgVvRE

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May 1, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
Apr 22, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

https://codepen.io/pmmueller/pen/GRrwwpK

The HTML is simple and straightforward with the attribute open being the (open) secret.

In the CSS it is possible to substitute the icons used for open/close with the ::marker pseudoclass and e.g. Unicode.

Browsers that do not support ::marker here (like Safari) will show the default triangles instead, so all is fine.

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Here is my challenge. I got hung up with the CSS so this is it for now: https://codepen.io/romola/pen/XWpBxqx?editors=1100

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Apr 8, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
Apr 8, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

https://codepen.io/vrenee26/pen/xxgXBXe

I used <details>, <summary> & <p> tags for all three entries. 'Open' attribute on the 1st <details> tag entry as well. With the 3rd entry I used the 'open' attribute in the CSS to style the changes in the appearance with the <summary> & <p> in that entry.

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Apr 7, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

Here is what I did.

https://codepen.io/brreaves/pen/RwKLJdX?editors=1100

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Apr 7, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
Apr 7, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
Apr 7, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

https://codepen.io/jarchaff/pen/BapdebL?editors=1100

I had fun messing around with the styles and transitions in this one

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Apr 6, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer

That's just so useful! I could see this in eg WordPress widgets where you have no access to pagebuilder elements.

https://codepen.io/oldrup/pen/dyNzgdr

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Apr 6, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
Apr 6, 2021Liked by Jen Kramer
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