A details element is an HTML container for content that visitors can expand or collapse. It includes a summary element, which acts as the visible title or description. section 5.2.1
Use the element this way:
- Show only the summary text at first, keeping longer content out of the way. section 5.2.1
- Let visitors click the summary or its arrow to reveal the details content, then click again to hide it. section 5.2.1
- Place articles, headings, paragraphs, images, dates, or other content inside the details element. section 5.2.1
Online journal entry
Create each journal entry as an accordion: use the entry title as the summary, then put the date and entry text inside details. A prompt can ask ChatGPT to generate the HTML and separate CSS, which you can save as index.html and styles.css. section 5.2.3 section 5.5
Figure 5.3 Clicking the first summary element opens the accordion to display its full content.
View the expanded accordion state to see how clicking a summary reveals the content contained by details. section 5.2.1
