Unless i'm missing something, isn't this about hiding it completely? I just want to be able to press a button to make certain content appear instead of others.
If you just copy and paste the code from his page it will not work, you need to change any css that references IDs to reference classes instead, since obsidian portal doesn't let you use IDs.
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There's a way to show/hide text in CSS; Bortas talks about it over here:
https://forums.obsidianportal.com/discussion/comment/33487/#Comment_33487
Sorry, a version of it is in my CSS; but I can't find a page on my site that uses it.
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Unless i'm missing something, isn't this about hiding it completely? I just want to be able to press a button to make certain content appear instead of others.
Fairly easy to do.
First lets assume this is your html
And this would be your CSS
You don't really need the line containing @media print if you aren't going to print the page.
Here is a Link talking about it.
If you just copy and paste the code from his page it will not work, you need to change any css that references IDs to reference classes instead, since obsidian portal doesn't let you use IDs.
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Are you looking for something like this:
Tlukkah's Testimony
That lets you mouse over text or an image then stretches out hidden text.
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I have been looking for that for a while now, how do you do that? none of the other options I have found seem to work.
@Jim_Mount that is awesome!
Just trying to help out.
That is a lot smoother than any alternative I have come up with for something like this, looks really good @Jim_Mount
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Hey thanks!! Oh jeez, I should check this site more. First I think I got the code from Ketharian.
Second, the code is on this thread:
https://forums.obsidianportal.com/discussion/comment/40764/#Comment_40764
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