ComponentsLumos 0.0.2NewOpen component
Accordion
A stack of sections that open one at a time, built on <details>.
Accordion wraps a run of AccordionItems and decides how they behave together. It is built on the browser's own <details> element, which is what makes it work before any JavaScript runs — and what makes Find on Page able to search inside a closed section.
<Accordion openFirst>
<AccordionItem heading="How long does it take?">
<Paragraph>Usually four to six weeks.</Paragraph>
</AccordionItem>
<AccordionItem heading="What do you need from me?">
<Paragraph>Copy, images, and someone who can make decisions.</Paragraph>
</AccordionItem>
</Accordion>Props
| Prop | Type | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
render | boolean | true | Set to false to skip this component and everything inside it. |
single | boolean | true | Only one item stays open at a time. Set false to let them open independently. |
openFirst | boolean | false | Opens the first item on load. Every item starts closed otherwise. |
preview | boolean | false | Holds every item open while a visual builder is in design mode, so the content inside can be edited. Nothing changes on the published page. |
How one-at-a-time works
single gives every <details> in the group the same name, which is the browser's own way of saying they are exclusive — opening one closes the others, with no script involved. Each accordion on a page gets a name of its own, so two of them never fight over each other's items.