Accordion Tabs are the primary way that Resources are provided.  An Accordion is a replicable, expandable content type.

• Editors can use the same Accordion Tab on different pages
• Multiple Accordion Tabs can be listed on each page
• Each Accordion Tab can list list multiple resources related to the same topic
• Accordion Tabs can provide descriptive content in addition to, or instead of, resources.

Adding & Editing Accordion Tabs

There are two ways to add and edit accordion tabs: from the Content Tab or directly through one of the relevant page types.

Adding - From Content Tab

• To add a new Accordion to edit, first visit the Content Tab.
• Click "+Add Content" button, and choose "Accordion Tab"
• Fill out Title. This is a required field and will appear on Accordion Tab as header.
• Fill out Body. This is optional. Use this section if you would like to provide general information, external links, or describe resources you are adding).
• Add Resource Files. These are optional. you may add as many as you like. You can add "new" media or "existing" media.
• "New" media is media not currently uploaded. If you choose "new" media,
  • it will open up a new section where you will give the media file a Name, and then you can either "Choose File" to upload a file, or insert a "File URL" if connecting to an external document.
  • Next, tag the media with any appropriate areas of work or cohorts, as this will help it be found in site search.
  • Hit the green "Create media item" button at the bottom, and your file will be added to your Accordion.
• "Existing" media is media that has already been uploaded, either from another page, or from the Media tab under "Content". If you choose to add "existing" media,
  • it will provide a search box titled, "Media item".
  • Start typing in the name of the media item and it will find it.
  • Once you find your item, click the "Add media item" button, and your file will be added to your Accordion.
• If you have additional Resource Files to add, continue to add "new" or "existing" media until you have all of the files you want for that Accordion tab.
• When you are done, click the "Save" button at the top.
• Your Accordion tab is now available to be added to Basic and Cohort pages when you are ready.

Editing - From Content Tab

• To find an existing Accordion to edit, first visit the Content Tab.