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SeeSaw Macro

SeeSaw is a MoinMoin macro written by Jim Wight.

Overview

In case that a particular topic is very complex, you might have to provide quite a large amount of information. On the Web, chances are that a user will stop reading any information at all if she gets flooded with too many pieces of information.

A common technique to deal with this problem is to provide only essential information but to allow the user to "show" more information usually represented by a short description.

That's what the MoinMoin macro SeeSaw is designed to do.

Inline Usage

This line contains some »» text. Click on the link to show it.

Section Usage

I. Reveale text

Show the details

This paragraph might contain a large amount of details only geeks might be interested in. This paragraph might contain a large amount of details only geeks might be interested in. This paragraph might contain a large amount of details only geeks might be interested in. This paragraph might contain a large amount of details only geeks might be interested in.

II. Toggle text

Show APLX section

Dyalog Section

Some details related to Dyalog APL.
This is shown initially. It is hidden and the "APLX" section is displayed when "Show Dyalog section" is clicked.

APLX Section

Some details related to APLX.
This is hidden initially.

Working but not prefect yet - still under construction!

SeeSaw (last edited 2017-02-16 18:42:06 by KaiJaeger)