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HTML5: Use
for Accordion Without JavaScript

- 19.03.26 | 19.03.26 - ErcanOPAK

Building FAQ accordion? Writing 50 lines of JavaScript? HTML does it natively.

What is HTML5?

 

HTML5 is the latest version of HTML…

 

 

Already expanded

 

Use ‘open’ attribute to start expanded

 

 

Features: Click to expand/collapse. Keyboard accessible. SEO-friendly (content readable by search engines).

Style: Use CSS to customize summary arrow, spacing, colors.

Zero JavaScript, full accessibility.

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