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Prefer native disclosure
details and summary are excellent for simple FAQ and help interfaces.
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<details> <summary>Can I upload multiple images?</summary> <p>Yes. Select multiple files and process them in one batch.</p></details>Why this matters
The production reason.
- 01
The details and summary elements give you accessible expand/collapse behavior without custom JavaScript.
- 02
They are perfect for FAQs, documentation notes, settings help, and small support sections.
- 03
Use custom state only when you need complex animation, analytics, or synchronized panels.
How it holds up outside a demo.
- HTMLdetails works without JavaScript and supports keyboard interaction.
- ReactUse it for simple FAQs before building an accordion component.
- WordPressGreat for custom FAQ blocks when the design does not require complex state.
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