Elements:Collapse / Accordions
The collapse plugin allows content to be "collapsed" and hidden and a trigger to show it like with an accordion effect.
Basic Example
The trigger element should have a
data-toggle="collapse"
attribute and either a
href
or
data-target
attribute pointing to the target element it should control.
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Multiple targets
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Accordions
By combining the collapse functionality with the cards component you can create flexibility accordions.
Default
Collapsible Group Item #1
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Collapsible Group Item #2
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Collapsible Group Item #3
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List Style
Accordion Scroll To Top
Add the attribute
data-accordion-focus
to the
card-accordion
element to have the page scroll to the top of the accordion when the accordion items are clicked.
Collapsible Group Item #1
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Collapsible Group Item #2
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Collapsible Group Item #3
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