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Accordion does not even need css trickery: <details> <summary> tags #76

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pke opened this issue Nov 10, 2019 · 2 comments
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Accordion does not even need css trickery: <details> <summary> tags #76

pke opened this issue Nov 10, 2019 · 2 comments

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@pke
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pke commented Nov 10, 2019 •
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The HTML <details> and <summary> tags will do just fine.

FAQ Example (can even be nested)

What is 42

The answer.

Where do we come from

There is no answer to that.

@pke pke changed the title Accordion does not even need css tricker: <detail> <summary> tags Accordion does not even need css tricker: <details> <summary> tags Nov 10, 2019
@pke pke changed the title Accordion does not even need css tricker: <details> <summary> tags Accordion does not even need css trickery: <details> <summary> tags Nov 10, 2019
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cawa-93 commented Aug 26, 2021

An accordion requires only one element to be open. That is, the current open tag must close if you open another.

But I would add another separate example with details because very few people really know about this tag.

@geomydas
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3 years, and still not added

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