Jquery accordion Expand while page loading?

If you want the accordion to be open at page load you should change the active option to the element that you want to be open : jQuery(). Ready(function(){ jQuery('#portslid'). Accordion({ collapsible: true, autoheight: false, alwaysOpen: false, active: 1, animated: "bounceslide" //animated: 'easeslide' }); }) And then at the load you close it : jQuery(window).

Load(function(){ jQuery('#portslid'). Accordion({active: false}); }) EDIT : The jquery accordeon does not support to be all open , but there's work around like here : jQuery Accordion expand all div.

If you want the accordion to be open at page load you should change the active option to the element that you want to be open : jQuery(). Ready(function(){ jQuery('#portslid'). Accordion({ collapsible: true, autoheight: false, alwaysOpen: false, active: 1, animated: "bounceslide" //animated: 'easeslide' }); }); And then at the load you close it : jQuery(window).

Load(function(){ jQuery('#portslid'). Accordion({active: false}); }); EDIT : The jquery accordeon does not support to be all open , but there's work around like here : jQuery Accordion expand all div.

I want all the sections should open while the page is loading. When page finishes loading all the sections should close by self. – Ask4Tec Nov 14 at 2:40 Look at the edit that i've made – GregM Nov 14 at 2:57.

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