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(eXit button) Also called a “close” or “exit” button, clicking or tapping the X removes the current window, dialog box or popup message from the screen. It is also used to delete text and graphics. The X in Windows is always visible and clicking it closes the application.
Where should the close button be?
The upper right corner of a modal window is the common place for the close button X in desktop experience.
A control button is a control that appears on a form as a button that users can click to display a menu of commands or call a dialog. You can create control buttons independently of table fields or create a single control button that operates on multiple table fields with common commands.
How does the expand and collapse function work?
When you visit the page, all content chunks start off collapsed. Click the controller heading to expand. The expand/collapse function has been tested for accessibility, and works well for keyboard-only users and screenreader users. If you want, you can add links to expand and collapse all of the items at once.
How to create a collapse or expansion view?
This widget lets you create a collapse or expansion view with features similar to ListTile. It is like a ListTile which will expand on tapping the title. ExpansionTile has the following attributes similar to List Tile: title: This property lets you choose the Title for the ExpansionTile Widget.
Is there a CSS button for the close button?
I become frustrated trying to implement something that looked consistent in all browsers and went with an svg button which can be styled with css. Adding a “X” to the content of the close box. Quick and dirty, but works. Live demo http://jsfiddle.net/rohitazad/VzZhU/ Edit: Updated css to match with what you have..
Is there a way to expand all links at once?
If you want, you can add links to expand and collapse all of the items at once. Open up the HTML editor and paste this code just before your first collapsible item. There can only be one set of expand all/collapse all links per page.