Module Description
Allows users to create & display content in an accordion.
Description Adds a new button to Drupal's built in CKEditor which allows the user to create & display any type of content in an accordion format.
The styling is minimal blue and easily over writeable by developers.
Version 2 supports both CKEditor 4 & 5, with an upgrade path included for those looking to upgrade their version.
CKEditor 5 Installation
* Install & Enable the module
* Open Administration > Configuration > Content authoring > Text formats and editors (admin/config/content/formats)
* Edit a text format's settings (usually Basic HTML)
* Drag n Drop the Add Accordion -button to the toolbar to show it to the users
CKEditor 4 Installation
* Install & Enable the module
* Open Administration > Configuration > Content authoring > Text formats and editors (admin/config/content/formats)
* Edit a text format's settings (usually Basic HTML)
* Drag n Drop the Add Accordion -button to the toolbar to show it to the users
* Scroll down to the bottom to the input Allowed HTML tags
* Find and replace <dl> with <dl class> This makes sure CKEditor doesn't remove the class name that the accordion uses.
Description Adds a new button to Drupal's built in CKEditor which allows the user to create & display any type of content in an accordion format.
The styling is minimal blue and easily over writeable by developers.
Version 2 supports both CKEditor 4 & 5, with an upgrade path included for those looking to upgrade their version.
CKEditor 5 Installation
* Install & Enable the module
* Open Administration > Configuration > Content authoring > Text formats and editors (admin/config/content/formats)
* Edit a text format's settings (usually Basic HTML)
* Drag n Drop the Add Accordion -button to the toolbar to show it to the users
CKEditor 4 Installation
* Install & Enable the module
* Open Administration > Configuration > Content authoring > Text formats and editors (admin/config/content/formats)
* Edit a text format's settings (usually Basic HTML)
* Drag n Drop the Add Accordion -button to the toolbar to show it to the users
* Scroll down to the bottom to the input Allowed HTML tags
* Find and replace <dl> with <dl class> This makes sure CKEditor doesn't remove the class name that the accordion uses.
Module Link
Project Usage
13239
Security Covered
Covered By Security Advisory
Version Available
Production
Module Summary
This module aims to solve the problem of creating and displaying content in an accordion format within Drupal's CKEditor.
Data Name
ckeditor_accordion