A drop down component for toggling content
Single Accordion
Why don't programmers trust stairs?
Because they're always up to something, just like your code when you're trying to fix one bug, and suddenly, three more appear out of nowhere! :P
Sample code below,
<Accordion title="Why don't programmers trust stairs?">
You can put any content in here. Check out AccordionGroup
if you want to group multiple Accordions into a single
display.
</Accordion>Accordion group
How does a tech-savvy person fix a broken light bulb?
They turn it off and on again, just like they do with routers, modems, and any other device. If that fails, they Google 'why won't my light bulb work?
Why do bugs always show up after deadlines?
Because bugs love to party when you're done! It's like they know when you've declared 'code complete' and show up uninvited.
What happens when you fix a bug at 2 a.m.?
You either break five other things or question if you're even awake. The real mystery: Why are you working at 2 a.m.?
Why does code always break right before launch?
Because code is like a toddler—it behaves until everyone's watching. Then it throws a tantrum right when it matters most!
Sample code below,
<AccordionGroup>
<Accordion title="How does a tech-savvy person fix a broken lightbulb?">
**They turn it off and on again**, just like they do with routers, modems, and any other device. If that fails, they Google 'why won't my lightbulb work?
</Accordion>
<Accordion title="Why do bugs always show up after deadlines?">
**Because bugs love to party when you're done**! It's like they know when you've declared 'code complete' and show up uninvited.
</Accordion>
<Accordion title="What happens when you fix a bug at 2 a.m.?">
**You either break five other things or question if you're even awake**. The real mystery: Why are you working at 2 a.m.?
</Accordion>
<Accordion title="Why does code always break right before launch?">
**Because code is like a toddler** — it behaves until everyone's watching. Then it throws a tantrum right when it matters most!
</Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>