The HTML <details> tag is a lesser-used HTML tags which often negates the need to use fancy-pants JavaScript to return 'hidden' content. Our shortcode that references this tags is a ridiculously minor feature, but since it utilises the Blocks Module it was worthy of inclusion. Many businesses have found use for the feature. Your website includes hundreds of shortcodes - most of which we'll try and document.
The Result
The basic result is returned via the shortcode of [bm_details title="Title"]My Text[/bm_details]. The result:
This is a Details Title
In the second example we'll use a mouseover feature to show the blind when you move your cursor over the details text. We'll also apply some inline CSS with the attribute of title_css="font-weight: normal; border: none;. The result:
This is Mouseover Title Text
The container isn't entirely suitable for video, but any content will work.
Yabber Blocks Integration
Clients may render content by referencing a Yabber block. To do so, reference the numeric block value in your shortcode between the [bm_details]. For example, [bm_details title="Example Block Content"]63624[/bm_details] (in this case we've referenced entirely irrelevant content relating to Scrollable). The result:
This is an example of a Scrollable window. In this particular example we've used a smaller font size and line height but in most cases the font will default to that used on your page. We've also applied a border and a redirect checkbox (it redirects back to this page but the expectation is that you'll redirect to a new page or form). All elements of this Scrollable window are customisable, and not unlike any other Block element, media and shortcodes may be applied. Scrollable was introduced for a number of reasons. First and foremost it's just a funky tool that's available to you, but it was also a compliance consideration. In talks with a group quite recently they indicated that they were obligated to provide an entry disclaimer whenever an online application was commenced. The Scrollable window may be dragged into any position of your page with our Elementor block or via the use of shortcode. The scroll handle and background may also be customised.Example Block Content
There are other Yabber content tools, such as a facility to return specific lender data, products, and information, meaning that your blind content will always be up-to-date.
Shortcode Attributes
Standard shortcode attributes are as follows:
title
title="Your Title in Here".open
open="1".title_css
title_css="font-weight: normal; border: none; (the CSS is applied inline).text_css
text_css="line-height: 1.0; color: #000000;".mouseover
mouseover="1".By default the feature will render as per the first example.
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Related Content Block FAQs
FAQs relating to use of Content Blocks.
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The Result
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