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Content Is it possible to make a table row expand and collapse? Can anyone refer me to a script or an example? I prefer Query if possible. I have a drawing concept I would like to achieve: Namo v Kadiatu Jean Bhekuthando Yone vosuC Gender Age Location Y HIV Money Raised y Start Date Y Girt 03 Kenya 9 Yes 0.00 120202 Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industrys standard dummy text ever since the abd 1500s, when an unknown printer look a calley of voe and scrambled to make a rupe specimen book. lhas surved not ory live centunes. ow arso the reap into electrowe typeselung, remaino essendally unchanged. It has surved not only five centures. but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. Prodie Fane Contact Orphan Adopt Info Boy 06 Rwanda 9 No 240.00 120202 Boy 08 Zimbabwe 9 No 25.00 120202 GiM 04 Tanzania 9 No 75.00 120202 Boy 09 El Salvador 9 Yes 15.00 120202 ADD TO CART Print Add to Favorites Email to. Frend ADD TO CART ADD TO CART ADD TO CART ADD TO CART query tablelayout Share Improve this question Follow edited Jan 4, 2020 at 1:33 M-- 20.6k 0 7 0 51 86 asked Oct 9, 2010 at 18:42 Erik 5,515 26 67 113 Use query slidedown and Slide up. api.jguery.comslideDown - zod Oct 9, 2010 at 18:44 Can you give an example of the markup used for this? I guess he could just use a list of div s, but that doesn't quite seem semantic... : - Christian Mann Oct 9, 2010 at 18:50 1 Christian: It would be a OL of DIVs. - Chris Sobolewski Oct 9, 2010 at 20:44 43 Did no one else find it alarming that the OP is selling children? - Andrew Mairose Jan 13, 2016 at 17:01 ProgrammerHumor.to

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Welders thinking they've got it rough while programmers are out here treating Stack Overflow like their personal code repository. The real grind isn't physical labor—it's the mental gymnastics of pretending you understand that code snippet you just yoinked from someone's GitHub while frantically removing their variable names so it looks "original." At least welders create something tangible. Meanwhile, we're over here copy-pasting our way to production, one Ctrl+C at a time, calling it "leveraging existing solutions" in stand-ups. The best part? Both jobs will leave you broken and exhausted, just in different ways. Welders get bad backs, we get imposter syndrome and carpal tunnel.

When your project is held together by duct tape, prayers, and Stack Overflow answers from 2011, but somehow it still works. That moment when you've created such a fragile monstrosity that even breathing near your codebase might trigger a cascading failure of biblical proportions. The universal developer mantra: "I'll refactor it later" meets "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" in their eternal deadlock. Just slowly back away from the keyboard...

The brutal self-awareness here is just *chef's kiss*. Modern development is basically Stack Overflow archaeology combined with npm install. We spend hours hunting for that perfect GitHub repo someone built 4 years ago, then act like computer whisperers when we successfully integrate their code with three minor tweaks. And the best part? We're ALL doing it! The entire software industry is just one giant game of copy-paste telephone, where we occasionally understand what we're pasting. But hey, standing on the shoulders of giants is still standing!