Expand

The expand shortcode displays an expandable/collapsible section of text.

Migration

While this shortcode will still be available for some time, it does not receive support anymore. Start to migrate early, as it will be removed with the next major update of the theme.

Each use of the expand shortcode issues a warning during the build.

The details shortcode displays the same section but is called differently. A call can not just be renamed.

• The details shortcode takes no positional parameters. Name them.
• Don’t keep title. The details shortcode knows this parameter too, but displays it as a tooltip. Your section would silently be titled Details.
• Call the details shortcode with {{< details >}}. It renders its content as Markdown in this notation, where the expand shortcode wrote it as it is.
• If you called the expand shortcode with {{< expand >}}, your content is HTML or contains other shortcodes. Set raw=true to keep it written as it is.
• The content of the details shortcode is rendered apart from the rest of your page. If it defines footnotes, contains headings or calls other shortcodes, see the consequences.

If you call the shortcode from your own partials, rename shortcodes/expand.html to shortcodes/details.html, rename the parameters as above and set raw to true if your content is HTML already.

Usage

{{% expand title="Expand me..." %}}
Thank you!
{{% /expand %}}

{{% expand "Expand me..." %}}
Thank you!
{{% /expand %}}

{{ partial "shortcodes/expand.html" (dict
  "page" .
  "content" "Thank you!"
  "title" "Expand me..."
)}}

Parameters