Collapsiblock

Collapsiblock makes all individual Drupal blocks collapsible. To show/hide the content of a block just click on its title.

Optionally, the last state of blocks is saved in a cookie for each user.

This module is intended for site-builders who are new to Drupal with relatively simple needs. We will try to accomodate feature requests and options but will balance those with the need for a simple UI.

Version 4 - Recommended

4.x introduces some changes on 2.x/3.x that may break site themes/behaviours.

Most notably there is currently no choice of animation type, slide is the only one available, but it completely removes the jQuery dependency and uses a *much* smaller (therefore faster) library alexmcarthur/slide-element for the slide animation.

Also the menu active trail feature now works correctly so sites that accidentally have it turned on may see a small change in behaviour where menu blocks that contain a link to the current page are forced to remain open. You can go back to the behaviour your site expects by unchecking that setting.

A CDN is used for appraisal purposes but you should install the slide-element javascript library in your site if you decide to use it. Right click and save this link in your web root as /libraries/slide-element/index.umd.js.

Version 2

Version 2 uses title_prefix and title_suffix to wrap each block title in a custom wrapper. As most contributed themes include these elements in their block templates, this version supports many more themes out-of-the-box and is thus much more suitable for Drupal beginners than prior versions.

This version also includes a few new features, such as the ability for blocks that are normally collapsed to be open when part of the active menu trail [edit: that particular functionality was broken, it is properly introduced in V4].

7.x-2.x is the recommended Drupal 7 version - all improvements except for major bugs will go in this version

Version 1

The 1.x version uses a global per-theme setting to determine which jQuery selectors to use to target blocks, their titles and bodies. For this reason this version does not support as many themes out-of-the-box, but may provide a little more flexibility than 7.x-2.x.

• 7.x-1.x is stable, it may continue to be used by sites that have it installed.