I copy/pasted the code from the box to the NAV:SIDE edit page. It showed up on the bottom of my side bar and the clicks worked just like they do in the demo above.

Wish everything had been that easy lol

Thanks,
–Weregoose

Would make my plan easier…multi-level TOC based headers which each section/subsection containing it's own collapsable block using the title of the section as the show/hide text.

in the including page, wherein my_n goes ++ from 0, per each calling to [[collapsible…, put:

[[include this N=my_n | MSG=my_msg | page=my_included_page]]

in the this page put:

in the collapsible-block-{$N}-folded page, put:
[[include {$page} N={$N}]]

and last line in the included page of which parent is my_first_page, put

[http://iswith.wikidot.com/my_first_page#{$N} @bring back@]

Why? Because that would allow to structure the site, sine that N is per site.

So at least having N be user-named would allow that not all the previous N would be re-set, as is the current case.

It is critical for designing the site if using collapsible site-wide like in http://iswith.wikidot.com, then collapsible can really improve designing and modularizing the site, so that wikidot would earn more content and more users, [[collapsible]] is really cool, (if you as like facebook for instance).

More-ever, if javescipt is disable, then the site still must function, in which case when clicking, then you are sent to the page collapsible-block-N-folded because of this line:
<a href="javascript:;" onclick="$('collapsible-block-N-folded').style.display='none';$('collapsible-block-N-unfolded').style.display='block';">

and so i use [[include collapsible-block-N-folded]]
so it make all be modular and nice, but

but, but, but
then N is changed and the all naming are changed !!!!!!!!!

so, please please please
let the N be passed in [[collapsible]]
thanks .