Overview

Accordion enables users to expand and collapse multiple sections of content.

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Use ns-accordion to break down content into meaningful sections, helping to reduce information overload. Accordions can be useful for things like frequently asked questions or displaying multiple blocks of related content inside an ns-expander.

Examples

Configure

Guidance

Do

• Use for FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions).
• Use to split up related content.
• Make sure the heading relates to the content.
• Use as a supporting component to the rest of the page’s content.

Don't

• Use a background with an accordion – the expanded state is white.
• Use more than 8 expanders.
• Use to hide critical information (such as caveats).
• Use as a solution to excessive copy on a page.
• Use as the only component on a page.

Standard

Key

Key	Field type	Guidelines
A	Heading	The recommended length is between 4 and 12 words, not exceeding 50 characters in total.
B	Anonymous slot	Add 1 to 8 <ns-expander> components. All expanders relate to the Heading.

Considerations

If you need more than 8 ns-expander components, you can use more than one accordion on the page.

If there isn’t a inherent logical order to the expanders, use alphabetical order for ease of scanning.

Implementation

Placement

The ns-accordion component can be used in the following components:

• <div> wrapped in <ns-panel>
• <ns-content>
• <ns-editorial>

Specification

Attributes

type

Property

type

Description

The type of the accordion.

Type

string

Default

standard

Slots

Slot	Permitted tags	Description
heading	<h2> <h3>	The heading of the accordion that relates to the sections of content. Heading level depends on its place in the semantics of the page.
Anonymous slot	<ns-expander>	The anonymous slot for group of related expanders.