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Advanced Accordion Content

Accordion Content supplies one titled panel inside Advanced Accordion. Its children form the expandable panel body.

Add and configure Accordion Content

  1. Click Add, choose Accordion Content, and place it in the container.
  2. Select Advanced Accordion as the parent before adding the item.
  3. Set Content > Content > Title and Title Tag.
  4. Add the panel's content as children, then configure Design > Container, Layout, and Text Colors.
  5. Save your changes.
Advanced Accordion Content controls in the Breakdance editor
Advanced Accordion Content controls in the Breakdance editor

Place the element correctly

Accordion Content must be a direct child of Advanced Accordion. Select that parent before adding or moving this element.

Controls

Responsive varies by breakpoint; Hover has a hover value; Shared applies across both. Linked controls have their own reference. In conditions, = means “is” and ≠ means “is not.”

Content > Content

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Title Item title. Shared
Title Tag h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6. Shared

Design > Container

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Background Color or supported fill. Shared
Padding spacing controls. See linked controls

Design > Layout

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Layout layout controls. When: Layout is set. See linked controls

Design > Layout

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Layout layout controls. When: Layout is unset. See linked controls

Design > Text Colors

Shown when Text Colors is set.

Setting Purpose and options Behavior
Headings Color or supported fill. Shared
Text Visible text. Shared
Link Destination and link options. Hover
Brand Color or supported fill. Shared

Troubleshooting

The item cannot be added here

Accordion Content must be a direct child of Advanced Accordion.

The panel is empty when opened

Place the body content inside the Accordion Content element in Structure.