idoc 400 Posted April 10 Share Posted April 10 When trying to use collapsible sections I am running into an issue that lower sections disappear when I collapse the upper ones. It almost appears as if they are nested in the upper ones but I can't figure out why. I'm sure there is an easy explanation but after playing with it for 30 minutes I haven't figured it out. Here is a screen shot of all the sections. All of the sections contain pdf files and text. However, when I try to collapse the third section, all other sections underneath it disappear. This shouldn't happen because the section that is disappearing is itself a collapsible section Link to comment
Solution Dave Green 210 Posted April 10 Solution Share Posted April 10 Are all the sections at the same heading level? 2 Link to comment
Level 5* s2sailor 2,217 Posted April 10 Level 5* Share Posted April 10 Yup, I was just typing that. Chase sapphi looks to be a medium header. 1 Link to comment
idoc 400 Posted April 10 Author Share Posted April 10 Bingo. That solved the problem! Thanks for the assistance on that. I never noticed that the font was slightly different. Overall very pleased with these collapsible sections. 2 Link to comment
Mike P 2,650 Posted April 11 Share Posted April 11 As a (hopefully useful) aside a horizontal line "resets" the heading if you do ever intentionally want a medium header underneath a large header that isn't part of the large header section. Link to comment
AlbertR 540 Posted April 11 Share Posted April 11 1 minute ago, Mike P said: As a (hopefully useful) aside a horizontal line "resets" the heading That's a good solution - and discloses the inner structure of the feature: All collapsable functionality to bound to the upperst level of the note text. If you try to insert a bulleted list inside a table cell, it's not collapsable... This is true for headlines also: You may use Headline text inside table cells but text sections beneath these headlines are not collapsable. 1 Link to comment
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