Hi Gary, Tx for using JSPWiki !
For this use-case you may want to explore the use of %%collapse (for collapsible lists) or %%collapsebox. %%collapse # Book Title 1 ## Spoiler content 1 # Book Title 2 ## Spoiler content 2 /% By default the ordered-list (#) inside a %%collapse style are closed (hidden) by default. When clicking the list bullets they become visible. The status open/close of the item is saved in a page cookie, which you can reset if needed in the UserPreferences. %%collapsebox-closed !Book Title 1 Spoiler content 1 /% Collapseboxes have a similar behaviour (states are saved in a page cookie) See: https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=CollapsibleList, https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Collapsible%20Box. BR, dirk On Sat, Sep 11, 2021 at 8:34 PM Gary Kephart <gary_keph...@pobox.com> wrote: > Problem: > I have a website that is a reference website for a series of books. It > has spoilers for the books all over the place. New readers of the series > would like to visit the site but avoid spoilers. Most of these spoilers > are in list items. > > Solution: > What I'd like to do is to have a Settings page that contains checkboxes > for each book in the series. Checking or unchecking a book sets the > cookie value for that book. I would also like a CSS class for each book > and have that CSS class change based on the cookie value for that book. > The value would change from "display" to 'hidden" based on that value. > > Example: > There's a checkbox for the book "The Eye of the World" and that changes > the value of the "teotw" cookie and one for "The Dragon Reborn" that > changes the values of the "tdr" cookie. The raw HTML might look like this: > > <li class="teotw">Here's something that happened to Rand (TEotW,Ch4)</li> > <li class="tdr">Here's something else that happened to Rand (TDR,Ch25)</li> > > Questions: > > 1. Is there any way to set the CSS class of individual list items? > Right now, I just see "*" and "#" for list items, with no way to add > a CSS class to it. This might kill the whole idea right here. > 2. I've followed the instructions to create a form using FormOutput, > etc, and it looks like I'll need to create some plugin, like > SpoilerPlugin, to handle the form submission by taking the checkbox > values and setting the appropriate cookies. Does this sound correct? > 3. Is there a better way to do this in JSPWiki, or is it just not > possible? > > Thanks, > Gary > > -- > Gary Kephart > Facebook: gary.kephart > Twitter: @garykephart > > "The penalty that good men pay for not being interested in politics is to > be governed by lesser men." -- Plato. > >
