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CHICAGO SHOWROOM
// // jQuery only ships "swing"/"linear" — register a real cubic // ease-in-out so open/close accelerates and settles smoothly // instead of moving at a near-constant speed. /* ========================================== WRAP EACH ACCORDION'S CONTENT INTO ONE PANEL Previously every sibling of .form-label (each swatch tile, the message span, etc.) was slid up/down as its own separate jQuery height animation — with a flex-wrapped row of swatches that recalculates row height as each tile grows, those many small independent tweens finished at slightly different times, which is what looked like "opens a little, then the rest pops in". Two elements, not one: the outer panel is the clipping/animation target, the inner one carries the flex-wrap layout the tiles used to inherit from .form-field. ========================================== */ // scrollHeight reports the panel's true, full content height even // while it's visually clipped by max-height + overflow:hidden, so // this is always measuring the real target regardless of current // state — that's what makes the animation reach exactly "full", // instead of the grid-template-rows technique which could fall // short or jump for large height changes. /* ========================================== ACCORDION (scoped to the options wrapper) ========================================== */ // On mobile especially, collapsing a big accordion above this one // shrinks the page and shoves everything below (including the panel // that's opening) up or down the screen, so the tapped label can end // up scrolled out of view. Lock the label's on-screen position for // the duration of the animation so it can't drift while panels resize. // Open the clicked panel and close the others at the same time, // each tweening its own measured height — so a big accordion // closing and a small one opening both animate at the same // duration/easing instead of one snapping shut. /* ========================================== MORE OPTIONS CLICK ========================================== */ /* ========================================== FIRST ACCORDION OPEN BY DEFAULT ========================================== */ // Set instantly (no animation) to its measured full height, using // the same scrollHeight measurement openPanel() uses, so the // default-open state matches what a real "open" looks like. //