Core v1.47 – Inline Accordion class, better RSS feeds and bug fixes

The biggest addition in Core v1.47 is a method for creating an accordion within any module. Much like our inline gallery class, this new class allows you to create an accordion within another module without using the Content Block > Accordion module.

For example, you're now able to add an accordion within a blog post!

To use this feature, wrap your accordion content in <div class="accordion-inline"></div> via the Source code area of the editor.

Here an example of what your code would look like:

<div class="accordion-inline">
    <h2>My first accordion heading</h2>
    <p>Content of my first accordion panel</p>
    <h2>My second accordion heading</h2>
    <p>Content of my second accordion panel</p>
</div>

You need to specify a heading and a paragraph within the class, as it works by taking the heading and using it as the delimiter for when a new panel starts. The h2s become your accordion headings and the paragraph tags become the content within the accordion. Let's look at an example below: 

In addition to this new class, our dedicated devs have improved our Google Analytics integration so visits to staging sites won't be recorded in reports.

Finally, the RSS feeds in the Blog feature can now be set to return a specific number of items, rather than the default 10. A useful feature when submitting feeds to Google Search Console when you want all items in a blog discovered by search engines. Here's an example of the new feed parameter:

https://core.fiu.edu/blog/index-api.php?&output=rss&limit=100

Improvements

• New Inline Accordion class, .accordion-inline 
• Users can now set the limit parameters on RSS feeds
• Google Analytics no longer tracks staging sites in its reports 

Bug Fixes

• Searchable interfaces can now search more than just the first filter value
• Fixed an issue where the "more" functionality in the subnav was behaving inconsistently
• Fixed an issue preventing the pagination in the profile listings from working
• Fixed an issue in the profiles causing Siteimprove to flag labels and values as misspellings