$(document).ready(function(){
		 $(".article .thebody").hide(); //hides element with .thebody class inside .article

		 $("#page-wrapper .article ul.actions")
		   .prepend("<li class='readbody'><a href='' title='Continuez à lire'>Continuez à lire</a></li>"); //using prepend allows JS to find the UL in article and add an LI with a link that displays "Read Body"

		 $(".actions li.readbody a").click(function(event){
		 $(this).parents("ul").prev(".thebody").slideToggle("fast"); //code looks for the link "Read Body" then steps back through the HTML until it finds the class .thebody. If it finds this, it gets toggled on or off and the default action of being a link is disabled (so we don't click away or reload the page)
			 $(this).toggleClass("active");
		   // Stop the link click from doing its normal thing
		   return false;
		 });

	   });