Pro: adding headline to accordian

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#1

see video- no swear words

the shortcodes found here are cornerstone shortcodes?
http://demo.theme.co/ethos-1/shortcodes/accordion/

where is the list of PRO shortcodes

Content blocks are not the answer

#2

Hi David,

You can use the Custom Headline shortcode. Kindly refer to the link below

http://demo.theme.co/integrity-1/shortcodes/custom-headline/

All shortcodes listed on that link are applicable to pro theme.

Thanks

#3

How do I add the second line?
how do I get the size the same as the other headers?
how do I get the look the same?

#4

Hey there,

We’re sorry for the lack of information. Let me answer your questions from the beginning.

Yes, those shortcodes are connected to the Classic Elements in Cornerstone or Content Builder in Pro.

I believe you’re referring to the non-classic or V2 Elements. They don’t have a shortcode you can configure like the classic ones. They should be built through the builder that is why if you need a shortcode for a V2 element or combination of V2 elements, you need to build first it or them as a Global Block and then use the block’s shortcode to display anywhere where shortcode is accepted.

Sorry but using Global Blocks is the answer. It is not feasible for V2 elements to be downgraded to a regular shortcode due to their complex structure and functionality behind the scenes.

You first need to create a global block and add in a headline element. You then add the global block shortcode in the Header field of the Accordion Item like the screenshot above.

In the global block, you can configure the Section’s paddings to 0 and disable the Row’s Inner Container for seamless integration of the Headline element to your Accordion Header.

Configure the Header’s Font Family and Font Size the same as your other headers. If you need further assistance with this, please open this up in a separate thread so we could focus on this particular concern. You can post a link to this thread for reference.

You can find that in the Header section of the Accordion element.

Thanks.

#5

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