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How it works:
_ within the "sideblockheading" a DIV with class="hide-show" holds a link calling the JS containerDisplaySwitching(). To the user it's represented by the icon "switch.gif" (a plus in a square) at the right end side of the header.
_ all content of the sideblock is surounded by a new <div class="blockcontent" id="'.$attributes['id']."_cont\">"
_ a call of the JS containerDisplaySwitching() changes the state of the appropriate DIV with the content to "display:none/inline" and writes this state into a cookie.
_ at the end of every block I added a call to the JS "containerDisplaySet()". This reads the block's state and hides the content or leaves it visible with every page load.
_ in the stylesheet I added the positioning of the icon:
.sideblockheading .hide-show {
float:right;
}
.sideblockheading a img.hide-show-image {
padding-top:0.25em;
}
<h3>STANDARD THEME</h3> <hr /> <p>Moodle's default theme is a very neutral grey/white theme.</p> <p>This theme is always the most up-to date.</p> <p>Programmers working on Moodle should always design for this theme, and add new styles to this theme.</p> <p>By default, these styles are automatically loaded before any other themes, so that all custom themes need to do is to define their own styles to augment or overwrite particular standard styles.</p> <p>In this way custom themes are not "left behind" by Moodle upgrades.</p>