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How to increase the Lightning accordion section font size?
It is worth noting that LWC uses Shadow DOM, which isolates the component content from external influence (including CSS). If you absolutely have to do this (and make your UX inconsistent with other Salesforce pages) then my recommendation is to use the SLDS blueprints and create your own enhanced accordion.
Is the title of a lightning card an object?
In lightning:card, title has type as object. And the section Usage Considerations states: The title and footer attributes are of type Object, which means that you can pass in values of String or Component [] types among some others. Note: Use menuAlignment attribute on lightning:buttonMenu component to align your dropdown button menu.
How to make the accordion show the background color?
It is showing the background color even when it is expanded. There are styling hooks for standard lwc components. For your particular scenario, use “–sds-c-accordion-summary-color-background”. In the css file, add this to the accordion and specify the color you want.
How do you put Lightning in a title?
As the currently accepted answer indicates, the appropriate way to get that link into a card title is to not just type it into the card element’s title attribute. Instead: With an old-style Aura Lightning component, use an aura attribute.
Can a lightning accordion be opened at a time?
Each lightning-accordion-section can contain HTML markup or Lightning components. By default, only one section can be open at a time. You can close a section by opening another section.
Is the accordion function supported in Salesforce Lightning?
Lazy loading is not currenty supported. The content you load in inactive sections also impact your page load time. The first accordion section is expanded by default. To change the default, provide a section name using the active-section-name attribute.
Is there an icon name for LWC accordion?
Even in LWC Accordion’s Documentation there isn’t any attribute called icon-name. If you need greater control than what’s allowed by the component, you’ll need to write your own instead. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!