jquery extenstion ddaccordion's attributes

Then, in the HEAD section of the script, call ddaccordion.init() with the appropriate options:

Option	Description
headerclass	Shared CSS class name of headers containers.
contentclass	Shared CSS class name of contents containers.
revealtype	Reveal content when user clicks or onmouseover the header? Valid values are: "click ", "clickgo ", or "mouseover ". The difference between "click " and clickgo " is only visible if your headers are hyperlinked. With "click ", that link is disabled, so clicking each header will only expand the corresponding content. With "clickgo ", the script will first expand the content, then navigate to the URL specified in the header afterwards.
mouseoverdelay	If revealtype above is set to "mouseover ", set delay in milliseconds before header expands onMouseover.
collapseprev	Collapse previous content (so only one open at any time)? true/false.
defaultexpanded	Index(es) of content(s) that should be open by default in the format [index1, index2, etc] , where 0=1st content, 1=2nd content etc. [] denotes no content should be open by default.
onemustopen	Collapse previous content (so only one open at any time)? true/false.
animatedefault	Should contents that are open by default be animated into view? true/false.
persiststate	Persist state of opened contents within a browser session, so returning to the page recalls the saved states? true/false.
toggleclass	Specifies two CSS classes to be applied to the header when it's collapsed and expanded, respectively, in the form ["class1", "class2"] . Enter a blank string inside either of the two to denote no CSS class, for example: ["", "class2"] .
togglehtml	This option  lets you optionally add additional HTML to each header when it's expanded and collapsed, respectively. It accepts 3 parameters: togglehtml: ["none", "", ""], For the first parameter, 4 possible values supported: "none ", "prefix ", "suffix ", or "src ". The 2nd and 3rd parameters are the HTML to add to each header when it's collapsed and expanded, in that order. Here are a few possible scenarios: togglehtml: ["none", "", ""], //no additional  HTML added to header togglehtml: ["prefix", "[closed] ", "[open] "], //two text added in front of the header togglehtml: ["suffix", " <img src='close.gif' />", " <img src='open.gif' />"], //two images added to the end of the header togglehtml: ["src", "minus.gif", "plus.gif"], //assuming each header is an image itself , toggle between two images depending on state Set the first parameter to "src " like in the last line above if your headers are images themselves , and you wish to update their "src " property depending on the content state. Here's an example: JavaScript Reference Welcome to our JavaScript Reference, a comprehensive listing of JavaScript objects, properties, and methods. DOM Reference The DOM (Document Object Model) gives you generic access to most elements, their styles and attributes in a document. IE Filters reference Multimedia Filters, supported in IE5.5+, allows you to easily add rich visual effects to your content. Script setting: headerclass: "myheader", contentclass: "mycontent", , , togglehtml: ["src", "minus.gif", "plus.gif"],   The HTML: <img src="minus.gif" class="myheader" /><a href="#">JavaScript Reference</a><br /> <div class="mycontent"> 1st content here... </div> <img src="minus.gif" class="myheader" /><a href="#">DOM Reference</a><br /> <div class="mycontent"> 2nd content here... </div> <img src="minus.gif" class="myheader" /><a href="#">IE Filters reference</a><br /> <div class="mycontent"> 3rd content here... </div> In the above example, instead of using regular container headers like a H1 tag, I'm using images instead. In other words, clicking on the images will expand/collapse content. In such a case, I can get the script to dynamically update the image shown by setting "togglehtml ": ["src", "minus.gif", "plus.gif"]
animatespeed	Speed of sliding animation. Value should be an integer in milliseconds (ie: 200), or one of the keywords "fast ", "normal ", or "slow ".
oninit	Event handler that fires when the headers have initailized for the first time on the page. For more info, see: "Taking advantage of the oninit() and onopenclose() event handlers ."
onopenclose	Event handler that fires whenever a header is expanded or contracted. For more info, see: "Taking advantage of the oninit() and onopenclose() event handlers ."

On the supplimentary page , lets see the methods you can call anywhere on your page to simulate a user clicking on a header.