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Customizing Classic Card Report Template with Collapse Option in Oracle APEX

 This customization adds collapse/expand controls to a Classic Card Report in Oracle APEX, enhancing user interaction and report usability.

Step 1: Copy the existing Classic Report Card template and save it with a new name.

Step 2: Add the following customized code in the Row Template 2 section.

<li class="t-Cards-item #CARD_MODIFIERS#">

  <div class="t-Card">

    <!-- Icon and Title/Subtitle -->

    <a href="javascript:void(0);" class="t-Card-wrap">

      <div class="t-Card-icon u-color #CARD_COLOR#">

        <span class="t-Icon fa #CARD_ICON#">

          <span class="t-Card-initials" role="presentation">#CARD_INITIALS#</span>

        </span>

      </div>

      <div class="t-Card-titleWrap">

        <h3 class="t-Card-title">#CARD_TITLE#</h3>

        <h4 class="t-Card-subtitle">#CARD_SUBTITLE#</h4>

      </div>

    </a>

    <!-- Collapsible Body Section -->

    <div class="t-Card-body" style="display: none;">

      <div class="t-Card-desc">#CARD_TEXT#</div>

      <div class="t-Card-info">#CARD_SUBTEXT#</div>

    </div>

    <!-- Collapse Button at Bottom -->

    <div style="text-align:center; padding: 8px;">

      <button class="toggle-btn t-Button t-Button--icon t-Button--noLabel t-Button--small" aria-expanded="false">

        <span class="fa fa-chevron-down"></span>

      </button>

    </div>

    <span class="t-Card-colorFill u-color #CARD_COLOR#"></span>

  </div>

</li>

Step3: Add below JS code on template in the process point of (Execute when page load)

apex.jQuery(document).on("click", ".toggle-btn", function (e) {

  e.preventDefault(); //  Prevents default button behavior (like submitting a form)

  var $btn = apex.jQuery(this);

  var $card = $btn.closest(".t-Card");

  var $body = $card.find(".t-Card-body");

  var $icon = $btn.find(".fa");


  if ($body.is(":visible")) {

    $body.hide();

    $icon.removeClass("fa-chevron-up").addClass("fa-chevron-down");

    $btn.attr("aria-expanded", "false");

  } else {

    $body.show();

    $icon.removeClass("fa-chevron-down").addClass("fa-chevron-up");

    $btn.attr("aria-expanded", "true");

  }

});

Step4: Create classic report page with following query.

Step5: Attribute section change the template from standard to customize report name

Step6: Save and Run the report.

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