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I'm using the Bootstrap 3 Collapse Accordion Example. I've noticed that when using the javascript .collapse() methods, the accordion effect seems to be acting unexpected. See this simple jsfiddle example.
.collapse()
Here I'm using $('#collapseOne').collapse('toggle');. Why? Because to demonstrate the following behavior:
$('#collapseOne').collapse('toggle');
Now if you remove the javascript and execute the following steps:
The observation here is that when using the .collapse('toggle') method, the accordion effect seems to be broken?
.collapse('toggle')
Would one expect this to break or might this be a bug?
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Closing per #20631. v3 is no longer supported.
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I'm using the Bootstrap 3 Collapse Accordion Example.
I've noticed that when using the javascript
.collapse()
methods, the accordion effect seems to be acting unexpected.See this simple jsfiddle example.
Here I'm using
$('#collapseOne').collapse('toggle');
. Why? Because to demonstrate the following behavior:Now if you remove the javascript and execute the following steps:
The observation here is that when using the
.collapse('toggle')
method, the accordion effect seems to be broken?Would one expect this to break or might this be a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: