Page Content:
Page Content:
The Accordion block presents a list of collapsible items. Selecting an item's header reveals its content; selecting it again hides it. It's a good fit for FAQs, but works for any content you want to reveal on demand.
It follows WAI-ARIA accordion guidance: every header is a real button inside a heading, the focus ring is clearly visible, Enter or Space toggles an item, and the arrow keys, Home, and End move between items.
heading_level: heading level (H2–H4) used for each item header, so the page keeps a sensible outline for screen-reader users. Defaults to H3.
allow_multiple: when set to Yes, more than one item can be open at once. Defaults to No, so opening one item closes the others.
accent_color: hex color for the expand and collapse icon.
Each item also takes an optional ID: the HTML id of the item, so linking to #your-id opens that item and scrolls to it.
A Flex Page is a page built from reusable content blocks. You arrange blocks like sections, heroes, and cards to lay out a page without writing any code.
Nope. Flex Pages use a visual editor, so you can add, reorder, and configure blocks yourself, and new pages publish without any special code.
Open the editor, pick a block, and drop it where you want it. Each block has its own options you can tweak.
Absolutely. Most blocks have config options for things like color, padding, and alignment, so you can adapt them to your layout.
Blocks are responsive. Columns stack, cards collapse to one column, and content reflows to fit phones and tablets.
Yes. This accordion has allow_multiple turned on, so opening one item leaves the others open too.