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Accordion Item

A single collapsible row. The title is always visible; clicking it reveals the content beneath, with a + that becomes a .

Lives only inside an Accordion block — it can’t be added to a section on its own.

Setting What it does
Title The visible row label — the question, or the name of the panel.
Content A rich-text field. See the caution below — this field is not rendered.
Block ID Optional anchor ID, for linking directly to this row.

Add any of these inside an Accordion Item to build the panel body:

  • Rich text — the usual choice for an answer
  • Title — a sub-heading within a longer panel
  • List — bulleted or numbered points
  • Buttons — a call to action inside the panel

Every row is collapsed when the page loads; there’s no setting to open one by default. That’s deliberate — an accordion with a row already open reads as broken, and it pushes the rows below out of view.

  • Phrase titles as questions where the panel is an answer. “How long until I notice a difference?” matches how people search, and question-shaped headings get quoted by AI search engines.
  • Keep titles to one line. Long titles wrap awkwardly around the + indicator on mobile.
  • One idea per row. If a panel needs three sub-headings, it’s probably three rows.