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Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is collapsed when you open the page.
 
Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is collapsed when you open the page.
 
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Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is not yet collapsed when you open the page, but you can hide that content.
 
Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is not yet collapsed when you open the page, but you can hide that content.
 
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<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="width:600px"> Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is collapsed when you open the page. </div>

Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is collapsed when you open the page.



<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible" style="width:600px"> Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is not yet collapsed when you open the page, but you can hide that content. </div>

Let's say this is your text, or table, or any other content. When you use the code above, it creates a box of 600 pixels wide, and the content is not yet collapsed when you open the page, but you can hide that content.




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