Replacing :hover with Touch/Click on Mobile Devices
In a situation where you have a CSS animation triggered by :hover, the challenge arises when your page is accessed on a mobile device, where hovering is not supported. To address this, you can employ media queries to switch from :hover to on-touch or on-click events while maintaining the desired behavior.
In your specific case, your CSS currently triggers the animation on :hover. To extend this functionality to mobile devices, you can append the :active selector in combination with :hover within the .info-slide class, ensuring the :active selector appears after :hover in the code.
.info-slide:hover, .info-slide:active { height: 300px; }
By utilizing these selectors, you can achieve the desired behavior, whereby the animation is triggered on both :hover for desktop devices and on touch/click for mobile devices. To test the effectiveness of this solution, you can access the provided JSFiddle in a mobile environment.
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