I use this to embed comments in pages that I want to show to a client. When they are visible, the client gets to see my rationale for designing the page a certain way. But by clicking a 'Hide Comments' link, the client can see the final page design.
Clicking on the 'Hide Comments' link makes a 'Show Comments' link appear, and vice versa.
You can see the test page in its entirety at this github gist: https://gist.github.com/fa1782bd47872f4c98d6
Within the body of the page, each comment is entered in a div (or paragraph) block with the class 'comment'
At the top of the page are two links with '#' as the target and with the div ids of 'show-comments' and 'hide-comments' respectively.
In the Head of the page you need to include the JQuery library and then you create your custom script. This has three components:
The first defines the action taken when the Hide Comments link is clicked. All divs with class 'comment' and the Hide Comments link are hidden and the Show Comments link is shown.
jQuery('#hide-comments').click( function() { jQuery('.comment, #hide-comments').hide(); jQuery('#show-comments').show(); } );
The second component implements the reverse action when the Show Comments link is clicked. Now, all divs with class 'comment' are displayed along with the Hide Comments link. The Show Comments link is hidden.
jQuery('#show-comments').click( function() { jQuery('.comment, #hide-comments').show(); jQuery('#show-comments').hide(); } );Finally the Show Comments link is hidden when the page is loaded.
You could do this with a single show/hide comments link. You would update the Javascript to use the 'toggle()' function instead of show()/hide() and you would update the text of the link as appropriate.
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