Default
Workspace Settings
An accordion is a vertical stack of interactive headings used to toggle the display of further information.
Disabled
Admin Settings
Requires administrator access
This Boolean attribute prevents the user from interacting with the element: it cannot receive press or focus events. MDN
Container
General
Settings
General
Settings
General
Settings
Demonstrates different container styles to accommodate visual weight and context.
Animated
Release Notes
Version 3.2.0
Accordion with custom CSS transitions for enhanced visual feedback during state changes. Use animated accordions to provide smoother, more polished interactions, particularly in content-heavy interfaces where transitions help users track what changed.
Behavior Expand Single
Account Settings
Security
Accordion group allowing only one section expanded at a time, automatically closing others. Use single-expand behavior when content sections are mutually exclusive or when you want to maintain compact vertical space by limiting expanded content to one section.
Custom Icon Button
Accordion with custom icon button that changes based on state. Use custom icons to provide more semantic indicators (e.g., plus/minus for add/remove patterns, chevron for expand/collapse).
With Actions
Pipeline Configuration
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Accordion with action buttons in header for quick operations without expanding. Perfect for list items where users need both to view details and perform actions like edit, delete, or add, keeping common actions immediately accessible.
Nested Open Event
Accordion with nested interactive elements like tooltips and popovers. Ensures proper event handling when accordion content contains interactive components, preventing unintended state changes and maintaining smooth user interactions.
Single
Appearance
Basic accordion component for collapsible content sections with expand/collapse functionality.
Multiple
Account Settings
Privacy
Brings together many accordion components for embedded multi-section content organization.