cohost!

I recall seeing a chost someone did where they had collapsible spoilers, but they were inline - specifically, activating the spoiler would cause the text to open naturally as though it was part of the paragraph (IIRC), rather than being its own whole drop-down separated awkwardly from the paragraph/sentence. I believe it was an inline version of the < detail > and < summary > tags, but searching for anything to do with CSS inline buries me in non-Cohost-relevant actual CSS/HTML stuff.

I cannot, for the life of me, find its usage, even though I distinctly remember liking the chost to save it for later. A fool I am for not bookmarking it.

Does anyone remember/know of this power?

EDIT: For anyone that stumbles across this, @easrng basically dunked it in one, and I didn't know enough about HTML to get even that, it's all in the comments.

Needless to say,

(read: incorrect, highly necessary to highlight the accuracy with which @easrng absolutely crushed it in one go, and I was a dunk not knowing that divs do newlines by default. I am, still, as of writing this, trying to figure out how to stop the details tag from newlining after it closes *within* the div.) But, needless to say,

it works, and I do describe how I wrangle it in the comments as well, just so the whole answer is there. :D

Balketh

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SOLVED - Does Anyone Know How To Do This CSS Trick On Cohost?