Organize expandable content in Gutenberg

Advanced Accordion Gutenberg Block Pro extends the Advanced Accordion Gutenberg Block with tools for FAQ sections, documentation, process guides, and other expandable content. Add text, images, videos, tables, buttons, and other blocks inside accordion sections. Nest accordions to organize material across multiple levels, or arrange titles, subtitles, icons, and inner blocks side by side in a horizontal accordion.

The block supports responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile. Its other options include keyboard navigation, pre-built patterns, global styles, and controls to open selected sections when a page loads. Styling options cover margins, padding, border radius, backgrounds, colors, and typography. Automatic FAQ structured data markup is also available.

Find, share, and reveal answers

For longer lists, Instant Search adds a search bar to help users locate a question or section. The Question and Answer style presents FAQ content in a structured format. Read More can initially limit content by character count or line count, then reveal the rest when selected.

• Voting feedback: Add voting buttons to FAQ items and use the total vote count to gauge how helpful visitors find an answer.
• Anchor links: Give individual FAQ items unique links so visitors can go directly to a specific answer.
• Open All / Close All: Let visitors expand or collapse all accordion items together.

Choose how visitors move through items

Set the Activator Event to open an accordion on click or hover. For ordered material, Steps Layout opens items sequentially and marks previously opened items as checked. Checklist Layout lets visitors tick off completed accordion items.

To use the block, install and activate Advanced Accordion Gutenberg Block Pro, then open a post or page in the Gutenberg editor. Add an accordion block, insert its content, and configure the Pro options for search, feedback, links, show controls, or guided navigation. Adjust responsive and styling settings for various screen sizes.