This is a good way to present some information while keeping your page small. You can have lots of info above the fold. That is a cool buzzword, isn’t it? Or is it buzzwords? Or is it “Or are they Buzzwords?” Is buzzwords capitalized? They’re monetized. We know that.
Yes, indeed.
What’s going on here?
This is that newfangled javascript library, jQuery, that all the cool kids are using. If you’re like me and ignored javascript because you thought all it was good for was making stars follow your cursor, jQuery will make you feel sorta bad and sorta good. Write less – Do more. The lazy man’s way to javascript?
You say “lazy”, really?
I’d rather use a computer than write longhand, mainly because my teachers were completely right about my penmanship. I *am* embarrassed about it. It looks like a five year old is writing on a roller coaster. Coincidentally, five is about when I gave up worrying about penmanship and when I began loving roller coasters.
Tell me about this magical folding thing, please.
Not much to tell. The actual script is about 5 lines of code – pretty terrific. If I were smart, instead of this meandering placeholder text, I’d integrate a resume into this accordion.
Did you write it yourself?
It depends on what you mean by “write”. Er… I moved my fingers on the keyboard. Most of the good stuff has been done already. I took the original script from the library and modified it so it would be cool in this box.
Amateurs Borrow…
…professionals steal. Yes. Or they hide behind the creative commons license.