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Detail

What the summary expands to — one paragraph per line of text.

Where to find it
Labelled Detail in the "Selected Component" section of the Modify drawer.
Offered by
The Accordion component. Other components do not have this setting.
Per device
Yes — you can set one value for every screen, or separate values for phone, tablet, and desktop.

In plain English

This is the hidden half: what a reader gets after opening the accordion. Every line you type becomes its own paragraph, so pressing Enter starts a new one, and blank lines between them are skipped rather than turned into gaps.

Words inside it can be linked, bolded, italicised, struck through, or given a colour or class name with the same markers a Text component uses — {1|pricing}, {b|word}, {i|word}, {s|word}, {.1|non-refundable}. There is no formatted toolbar here, because each line is already a paragraph; type the markers in the text. The numbering is shared across the whole detail, so a link or a styling entry mentioned in two paragraphs is still one entry.

The text is in the page whether the accordion is open or closed. A search engine finds it either way, and so does the browser's own Find on this page, which opens the accordion when the match is inside it.

When you would use it

  • The answer, in an FAQ.
  • Terms, caveats, or specifications that only some readers want.
  • The body of a collapsible section on a long page.

How to change it

  1. Click the accordion on the canvas.
  2. In the Modify drawer, open "Selected Component", then "Detail".
  3. Type the text, one paragraph per line.
  4. Uncheck "Same text for all device resolutions" to say less on phones.
One value, or one per device? Every input in this setting sits under a “Same value for all resolutions” checkbox. Leave it checked for a single value everywhere, or uncheck it to give phones, tablets, and desktops their own. How per-device values work.

Watch out for

  • Line breaks make paragraphs, and that is the whole of the structure available. A detail that needs a list, a picture, or headings of its own is really a section of the page rather than an accordion.
  • Do not collapse anything a reader needs in order to act — a price, a deadline, a required step. Hidden content is content most people never open.
  • Length is not a problem in itself. The page does not grow until someone opens it, and closing it puts the page back as it was.
  • Search engines index this text whether the accordion is open or closed. That is not the same as the special FAQ markup some search results use — this component does not add that, and a page that needs it adds it once, for the whole page.

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