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Horizon template - Accordion module settings

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  1. bretsong
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Hi Again,

sorry for so many questions. I'm trying to set the accordion menu so that all articles in it are closed when the page loads but that when you click on the arrows, the relevant article expands.
I changed the settings to the ones I've listed below. Now it loads with all articles closed but the articles don't expand when you click on them. So they are effectively just headings with arrows beside them. I'm hoping this is the right place to ask but let me know if I have to go to the plugin developer's website.

Many Thanks,
Brett

COM_MODULES_EFFECTSETTING_FIELDSET_LABEL
TRIGGER_EVENTHOVER CLICK
USE_OPACITY_EFFECT Yes
HIDDEN_ALL Yes
START_SLIDE 0
INTERVAL 5000
ANIMATION_DURATION 500
ANIMATION_TRANSITION Quad.easeInOut
AUTO_START Yes - I've also tried No for this with no apparent change in effect.
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Hi Brett

A possible solution is to set the 'start slide' to something beyond the number of items in the accordion (eg. 100).

Ciarán
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Many thanks Ciarán, all good now.
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