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Depends on what you actually mean by installing? What is your desired use for it?
I’ve used it for my menu using Wayfinder but it wasn’t installed as such.
ON my site, I’m using a jquery version now as mootools loves not to work with itself. (my opinion of course

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a link would help to see what you do wrong
I used the accordion for a FAQ page.
So it works.
any chance i can see a sample of your FAQ code
what code?
the html is the same as on the mootools page and the html is generated with a snippet.
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@cary
To use the mootools library in your pages, you would use it the same way as i’ve you are using a static HTML page.
Make sure you get it working in a basic HTML document first and then you can port it over to MODx...
Make sure you include the <script> tags in the head of the page to call the Mootools library and the effects etc.
Just follow exactly what is on the mootools site as using MODx is no different than creating basic HTML documents if that is what you wish to do.
If you have dreamweaver or a similar HTML program, get it working in that first and understand how you use it. Then you would put the same code in to a Template in MODx.
Just make sure the links to the library and any mootools effects is relative to the template. Example assets/js/mootools.js