Closed davidism closed 11 years ago
Currently, the plugin doesn't distinguish between persist not having a key or having a false value.
What I think should happen is that the truth value of persist should be used if present, otherwise the open class should behave as normal.
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So what you're saying is: If a user closes a section, that should persist (i.e stay closed on refresh), even if the 'class="open"' is set?
Currently, the plugin doesn't distinguish between persist not having a key or having a false value.
What I think should happen is that the truth value of persist should be used if present, otherwise the open class should behave as normal.