Rob Crowther wrote:

OK, I didn't realise about the second condition, the documentation I
could find on this site only mentioned the first condition.

What would be best for me would be if I could have control over the
style of the links which get embedded in the articles. I see that your
widget basically inserts a load of CSS into the head of my page after
all of my stylesheets, which is fine for the widget itself but means
your applying styles to my body text, across all medias not just screen,
which it's difficult for me to override.

Rob

Graham Uphill <... <...>> said:
Tags on widget have stopped auto-hidingHi Rob.

This reason it is not folding anymore is because the system is
currently configured to only fold if:
1. There are more than 20 topics (or whatever else is being
displayed), which there are on your site.
2. The widget is configured to markup the actual text of the article
itself. This is currently set to off for your widget, which is the
reason the widget is not folding anymore.

Because we want to come up with a solution that is better for our
users, what is your preference for the functionality here? Would you
prefer it to fold all the time, whether text markup is on or off? If
you let us know then we can hopefully come up with a solution that
is better for all of our users.

Thanks for letting us know about this.

Graham.
----- Original Message -----
From: Rob Crowther
To: Jiglu Support
Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2007 6:21 PM
Subject: [Support] Tags on widget have stopped auto-hiding

When I first installed the widget on my blog last week it was
relatively small when the page first loaded and only expanded when
interacted with. Now it loads up fully expanded all the time, taking
up a large amount of vertical height in my sidebar. Is this an
intentional change, or a bug?

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