What plugin for an FAQ page that expands/collapses?

[TallBloke]

I'm writing an faq page on a site and I'd like each question to have an expandable/collapsable answer (show/hide).

Apparently, this functionality is called an accordion.

Suggestions please for a suitable Wordpress plugin?

Cheers

John

 

[Adam H]

Do you use a premium or custom wordpress theme ? If you do and it's built with a well known framework such as boostrap or foundation then the functionality could already be in your theme, no point in adding another plugin and adding more bloat if its already there with out you knowing

But as far as plugins are concerned, I can't be of any help im afraid as I've never used one to recommend .

 

[dnauctions]

The Divi Builder provides the accordion feature.

https://www.elegantthemes.com/preview/Divi-Builder/

 

[TallBloke]

Thanks for feedback.

I'm using a Studiopress theme & I don't think it offers an accordion feature.

I'll try a couple out and look at the source code of the page(s) to see how much guff is loaded.

 

[dnauctions]

Thanks for feedback.

I'm using a Studiopress theme & I don't think it offers an accordion feature.

I'll try a couple out and look at the source code of the page(s) to see how much guff is loaded.

The divi page builder plugin claims to work on any theme, its worth a go and inside the builder is an accordion option or a toggle option.

 

[dee]

what about this ?

https://codecanyon.net/item/accordion-faq-wordpress-plugin/5493363?s_rank=11

 

[TallBloke]

thanks - will take a look

 

[AlistairM]

Themedy Toolbox is also an option, I use it on one of mine for the same thing.

https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/themedy-toolbox/

 

[Blossom]

Definitely worth setting up heatmapping on those kinds of pages because you can track which questions people are interested in very easily.

 

[martin-s]

Don't forget that content which isn't visible on page load isn't given the full value by Google on desktop (though mobile is now different).

 

[TallBloke]

I'm going with this plugin for the time-being: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wc-shortcodes/ See also: http://gentry.angiemakes.com/shortcodes/

Seems to be regularly maintained, which is good, quite popular and simply does what I need for now.