Accordion boxes make it easy to condense related content. An accordion box is a heading that expands when clicked to show additional content (like an accordion). Each accordion item can have up to 4 accordions filled in. When placing 2 different accordion items next to each other, they will stack, allowing you to create a list of accordions longer than 4.
Add this content type to your page. You’ll be presented with fields for each expanding accordion box: a heading and the content area. The heading should be kept as short as possible, as it is meant to be a label for the content within its accordion box. The content area field allows you to use html and format your text using the rich text editor. If you do not need all four accordions, you can hide them by using the “hide section” checkboxes below the other input fields.
The example below shows how you can easily combine 2 Accordion Box content items. The first Accordion Box content item has 4 accordions filled in and is followed by another Accordion Box content item. The 2nd accordion box has 1 accordions filled in. Notice how the two content items stack and appear to be one solid list of accordions.