Collapsible elements consist of a header and a content section that can be toggled to show or hide information. They're particularly useful for organizing large amounts of data into manageable, digestible sections.
The basic structure of a collapsible element includes two main parts:
<div class="collapsible collapsed">
<h3>Section title</h3>
<div>Content goes here. Remove 'collapsed' class to show it by default.</div>
</div>
To control the visibility of your collapsible elements, use the collapsed
class. When added, the element is collapsed (hidden) by default. The interactivity is then handled automatically for you a user toggle the element in and out.
Follow these guidelines to maintain consistency across your collapsible elements:
Use descriptive titles that clearly indicate the content
Keep content concise and well-organized
Maintain consistent spacing between elements