This should do it: $("h2. Msg_head"). Click(function() { var head = $(this); var body = head.next(); if (body.Is(":visible")) { head.
Css("backgroundImage", "url(images/expandbutton-close. Gif)"); body.slideDown(); } else { head. Css("backgroundImage", "url(images/expandbutton-open.
Gif)") body.slideUp(); } }); However I tend to recommend not setting CSS style attributes directly. Classes tend to be a cleaner, more flexible solution so add: h2. Msg_body { background-image: url(images/expandbutton-close.
Gif); } h2. Open { background-image: url(images/expandbutton-close. Gif); } and then do: $("h2.
Msg_head"). Click(function() { var head = $(this); var body = head.next(); if (body.Is(":visible")) { head. RemoveClass("open"); body.slideDown(); } else { head.
AddClass("open"); body.slideDown(); } }).
Cletus (great name btw), I tried messing with both of your options and I can't seem to get them to work. What I have now is 2 separate scripts (because I don't know how to combine them). I've uploaded my best guess.
Can you see if it's just a minor tweak to fix it? Thank you for trying! Sensationsskin.Com/site10/treatments/skin-care.
Html – dg. Mar 19 '10 at 16:42.
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