If you want to automatically close a widget when the page is loaded (<span style="text-decoration:underline">providing the user didn't chose to open it during his session</span>), just use this option. Each 'widget name' must be separated with a coma.<br />
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To find the 'widget name', you need to look inside the page code to see what is the main class for the widget. For example if my widget has the following classes: class="section visitorPanel", its main class is "visitorPanel". Tips: its css classes will always start with "section", then the second one should be the good one.<br />
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<span style="text-decoration:underline;color:orange">Information:</span> Some widgets originally don't have any main class name except "section" (ie: 'Forum Statistics' Widget), which doesn't help very much to target him. To overcome this problem, ToggleMe automatically adds them a generic class name according to the widget position inside the sidebar. The generic class format is the following one: <b>tglblock_ + page position</b>. <br />
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<b>So if you change the widget position and you want it to be closed by default, you will need to come back here because its class name will have changed.</b>.<br />
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<span style="text-decoration:underline;color:orange">Information about the Widget Framework:</span> If you use the addon <a href="http://xenforo.com/community/resources/bd-widget-framework.297/" target="_blank">[bd] Widget Framework</a>, ToggleME will automatically detect it. If you want to close by default a widget or don't want to activate the Toggle function for it, put its full class name using this pattern.<br />
Example for the statistics widget: <b>WidgetFramework_WidgetRenderer_Stats</b>
