Plugin / Accordion Shortcodes

Phil Buchanan
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This is most likely caused by a poorly coded theme. This plugin makes use of the wp_footer() function to load the JavaScript file and it’s dependancy (jQuery). Check your theme to ensure that the wp_footer() function is being called right before the closing tag in your theme’s footer.php file.
No CSS is added by default to the accordion. The accordion should look fine with every theme. That said, you can change the looking of the accordion as long as you are comfortable with editing your theme’s stylesheet. If you are familiar with that process, you can add some CSS to make the accordion look the way you want.
Add this CSS to your theme’s CSS stylesheet: @media print { .accordion-content { display: block !important; } }
Absolutely! You can use any of the WordPress format settings and headings as well. You cannot, however nest an accordion within another accordion. This is a limitation of how WordPress processes shortcodes.
The scroll setting accepts numeric values as well. So, instead of setting [accordion scroll="true"], you can define a pixel offset for the final scroll position like this: [accordion scroll="50"]. Set the numeric value to the pixel height of your fixed header.
Yes! Although you will need to know some simple code to get it working. In your theme, you’ll need to have a Javascript file with the following code: $('.js-open-everything').click(function() { $.each($('.accordion-title'), function(index, value) { if (!$(this).hasClass('open')) { $(this).trigger('click'); } }); }); Then, you can add a button to your page:
WordPress automatically adds paragraphs and line breaks to content formatted in the editor, so if your shortcodes aren’t formatted just right, you’ll see a lot of extra spacing. Putting this function in your theme’s functions.php file should fix it: /** * Fixes empty

and
tags showing before and after shortcodes in the * output content. */ function pb_the_content_shortcode_fix($content) { $array = array( '

[' => '[', ']

' => ']', ']
' => ']', ']
' => ']' ); return strtr($content, $array); } add_filter('the_content', 'pb_the_content_shortcode_fix');

Ratings

4.7
69 reviews

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Details Information

Version

2.4.2

First Released

30 Dec, 2013

Total Downloads

203,430

Wordpress Version

3.3 or higher

Tested up to:

5.1.3

Require PHP Version:

-

Tags

Accordion accordions accordions plugin Responsive accordions shortcodes

Contributors

Phil Buchanan

Languages

The plugin hasn't been transalated in any language other than English.

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