Hello,
how to indent only the Nested slides (Header and content) ?
I have seen that the nested slides are already indented and aligned to the content of the items,
but for the nested slides the indentation is little and not too noticeable; I think that would be better if is possible add more indentation but only to the nested slides and them contents.

I tried to add padding in the accordionfaq.css at line 218

but the result is not good because the content of the nested slides is still much more indented; furthermore if I have a table with fixed, dimensions it is not well displayed because it goes out of the border of the module.

Thank you for patience
Regards

Hi,

Here is what I used to indent an entire nested faq. The faqid of the nested faq was accordion3:



The width statement was necessary prevent the nested faq's content from being truncated on the right.

- Ken

Hi ken,
thank you for reply.

You have always a solution !

It works exactly as I would like to, but I'm not sure where and how to use correctly this code:
I pasted in accordionfaq.css (renaming the faqid with my nested faqid)...
but I don't understand if this is correct because doing that will means that
I must add to the CSS this code for any different nested faqid and specifying
the exact faqid for all nested faq of my website?

thanks for all

Hi,

Here is a slightly different way. Add the something like the following to your accordionfaq.css:



Then in any nested faq you can add the class nested to the faqclass= parameter of the accordionfaq expression, like this:

{accordionfaq faqid=xxxx faqclass="lightnessfaq headerbackground headerborder contentbackground contentborder round5 nested" warning=n}

Notice the warning=n parameter. Accordionfaq checks the parameters for known values. If it finds an unknown value, nested in this case, it will place a warning on your page. The warning=n parameter disables that check.

- Ken

Hi Ken,
thank you again.
This last solution is certainly more practical and more standardized.

Now I think that AccordionFAQ is really complete !

Only the "open all" and "close all" command are missing

Sincere thanks