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> where the code or data can be hidden to keep page lengths from being over long upon initial load

you mean like with <spoiler></spoiler> tags?

A very long code example 

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Re^2: Adding details with summary html tags
by Lady_Aleena (Priest) on May 23, 2020 at 00:57 UTC

    I forgot that PerlMonks, for unknown reason, has spoiler tags. Does it work like the combination details/summary tags? Also, I must have suppressed them somewhere, nothing happened on my end when you used them. Was there a nifty arrow to click to open and close the spoiler?

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      On Display Settings you can diddle how they, erm, display. E.g. I have it set to "link" and I get a link which when clicks on unhides them for that node (with another link to unhide for all in the thread).

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      > I must have suppressed them somewhere,

      It's on by default. If you are not signed in - like by changing the top-domain of the URL to .net or .com ° - you'll see it.

      > Does it work like the combination details/summary tags?

      Well, you tell me.

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      (addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
      Wikisyntax for the Monastery

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