I am new to jquery and am working with some pretty simple stuff. So this issue may be something that is a "feature" rather than a bug.

Here is the code:

	$('.accordion-hide').click(function(){
		$('.accordion').toggle('fast');
		if ($('.accordion').is(':visible')){
			alert('hide');
			$('.accordion-prompt').html('Hide this Help');
		}
		else
		{
			alert('show');
			$('.accordion-prompt').html('Show Help for this Page');
		}
	});

The problem is that the "true" branch of the if-statement is always taken when 'fast' is present as an argument to toggle. Removing 'fast' and the change of the text works as expected. But with 'fast' present, the true branch is always taken, as shown by the alerts.