philbuchanan

Not abandoned, just doesn’t need any updates. Still works for me on many sites.

No. I closed this plugin as of December 31, 2022. I no longer have the ability to update the plugin.

This plugin has been closed as of December 31, 2022 and is not available for download. This closure is permanent.

See here.

There is a lot to unpack here, but basically: this plugin does not do anything to support the back button, nor do I think it would be possible for me to add something like that. If a browser is remembering the accordion item state, that is only something the browser can store and restore.

As for the anchor links, they _should_ be opening the correct accordion item. You may need to double check that you are using the correct IDs in both your accordion items and the links themselves. I have just tested again myself to confirm, and they are in fact working as intended.

There is no meaningful different from WordPress 5.9 and 6.0 that would impact the functionality of this plugin on the frontend. I haven’t updated the plugin to reflect the testing, but it does work for me in WordPress 6.0.

Yes. You’ll need some custom CSS though. Something like this should get your started:

.c-accordion__title {
	padding-right: 0;
	padding-left: 2rem;
}
.c-accordion__title:after {
	top: 50%;
	right: auto;
	left: 0;
}

Unfortunately there is currently no API to enable the accordions after loading content via Ajax.

It does: pb/accordion-item.

Yes, this behaviour is intentional. This allows you to have multiple groups of accordions that only interact with each other.

You are correct in that using CSS is likely your best option for adding icons to the title.

I don’t see any accordions on the page you linked.

The plugin may work with earlier versions of PHP (i.e. ≤7.2), however I don’t test or support that. I test with PHP 7.3+ (including PHP 8). If you’d like to try, you can modify the plugin source files.

Simply change the “Requires PHP: 7.3” to whatever version you’d want in these two files:

• accordion-blocks.php
• readme.txt

Remember, if you edit the files, the next time the plugin is updated, your changes will be reverted.

Based on the link you provided, it looks to be an issue with WPML and they have a fix for it.

I’m not sure what the issue is here, but I have successfully used this plugin with WPML multiple times and have had no issue translating the content of the titles.

There is no paragraph option, but there is a generic button option you can use to similar effect. It should be the last option in the Accordion Title Tag dropdown, just after the H6 (you may need to scroll horizontally to see it).

Once you have change your title to that, you can use the CSS classes to style the button however you’d like.

I don’t have any experience with block patterns. I’ll need some time to familiarize myself with them in order to address this.

This is not currently possible. I have added this to my list of feature requests, but I’m not sure when or if I will be able to get to it.