Accordion Groups

Accordion Groups combine multiple accordions into a single collapsible interface. They maintain consistent styling and behavior while organizing related content into manageable sections.

Examples

Text Example

This is a basic example of an accordion group.

Multimedia Example

You can embed photos, videos, and other media within accordions for rich interactive content.

Rich Content Support

Accordions can contain rich content including code blocks, callouts, and other components.

1 // Example of code inside an accordion
2 export function greet(name: string) {
3   return `Hello, ${name}!`;
4 }

Best Practices Using Accordion Groups

Use accordion groups when you have multiple related sections
Each accordion should have a clear, descriptive title
Keep content concise and focused

1 <AccordionGroup> 2 <Accordion title="Text Example"> 3 This is a basic example of an accordion group. 4 </Accordion> 5 6 <Accordion title="Multimedia Example"> 7 You can embed photos, videos, and other media within accordions for rich interactive content. 8 9 <embed 10 src="./growing-fern.mp4" 11 type="video/mp4" 12 width="640" 13 height="360" 14 /> 15 </Accordion> 16 17 <Accordion title="Rich Content Support"> 18 Accordions can contain rich content including code blocks, callouts, and other components. 19 20 ```ts 21 export function greet(name: string) { 22 return `Hello, ${name}!`; 23 } 24 ``` 25 </Accordion> 26 27 <Accordion title="Best Practices Using Accordion Groups"> 28 - Use accordion groups when you have multiple related sections 29 - Each accordion should have a clear title 30 - Keep content concise and focused 31 </Accordion> 32 </AccordionGroup>

1	// Example of code inside an accordion
2	export function greet(name: string) {
3	return `Hello, ${name}!`;
4	}