Accordionza - jQuery Plugin

Starting with all slides closed or ending at slide 4 are not built-in options. Sorry. You’ll have to modify the script yourself if you really need to do this.

You have a file called animated-menu.css. In that file some extremely generic CSS selectors are used. For example, li { height:50px; }. This will be applied to all list items, which is causing problems with accordionza’s list. That CSS should be refactored.

Is there a way to change the li selector with the accordions without effecting the animated-menu.css?

Thankyou.

It can’t be configured to be displayed vertical just by changing an option. You’d be required to modify the script yourself. To programmaticly open a slide you can simply trigger(‘click’) on the handle of the slide you want to open.

It’s a matter of changing the path to the images in the accordionza CSS file. Note that image paths are relative to the location of the CSS file. Also, I noticed you are loading jQuery twice (1.6.4 and 1.7.1). You should only load it once.

I haven’t tested it in IE6 and I don’t intend to, sorry. It might work but you’ll have to test it yourself. Thank you.

The third accordion has startSlide set to 4. That is why it starts with the last slide open. Is that what you mean?

Thanks for the quick reply but no… When I have demo accordion1 open and I refresh the browser, it loads with all the tabs closed and it makes a quick shift to the right, meaning that tab 1 doesn’t start all opened up. When I have demo accordion3 open and I refresh the browser, tab 4 is all opened up and doesn’t make this little shift. I hope this is more clear

Okay, I understand exactly what you mean now. This is because the way the slider is coded. When it gets initialized it calculates the position for each slide, these are the default starting positions with each slide closed (except for the last one). Then the script immediately applies animation to the start slide. If the last slide is the start slide already no animation is visible. So, that’s the explanation. Hope you understand. Thanks for asking.