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title: Treeview Plugin
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The Treeview plugin converts a nested list into a tree view where sub menus can be expanded. 

##### Usage
This plugin can be activated as a jQuery plugin or using the data api. 

###### Data API
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Add `data-widget="treeview"` to any `ul` or `ol` element to activate the plugin. 

```html
<ul data-widget="treeview">
  <li><a href="#">One Level</a></li>
  <li class="treeview">
    <a href="#">Multilevel</a>
    <ul class="treeview-menu">
      <li><a href="#">Level 2</a></li>
    </ul>
  </li>
</ul>
```

###### jQuery
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```js
$('ul').Treeview(options)
```

##### Options
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|---
| Name | Type | Default | Description
|-|-|-|-
|animationSpeed | Number | 300 | Speed of slide down/up animation in milliseconds.
|accordion | Boolean | TRUE | Whether to collapse the open menu when expanding another.
|trigger | String | `[data-widget="treeview"] .nav-link` |  Selector of the element that should respond to the click and result in expanding or collapsing it sibling sub menu. 
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> ##### Tip!
> You can use any option via the data-attributes like this.
> ```html
> <ul data-widget="treeview" data-accordion="false">...</ul>
> ```
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##### Events
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|---
| Event Type | Description
|-|-
|expanded.lte.treeview | Triggered after a sub menu expands.
|collapsed.lte.treeview | Triggered after a sub menu collapses.
|load.lte.treeview | Triggered after the plugin initialized via data api.
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Example: `$('ul').on('expanded.lte.treeview', handleExpandedEvent)`

