Accordion Icons

By Will's Toolkit

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The native Accordion Block gives you two icon choices, a plus or an arrow, and that is where the personality ends. This snippet from Will's Toolkit swaps the default open and close icon for custom icons, so the accordion matches the rest of your design instead of announcing itself as a stock Squarespace block. It is a small change that does a lot for polish, particularly on FAQ pages where the accordion is the centrepiece.

Accordion Icons is part of Will's Toolkit, Will Myers' membership library of Squarespace plugins and code snippets, rather than a standalone purchase. Installation is copy and paste, and because Toolkit code is maintained centrally, fixes and improvements arrive without you having to reinstall anything. As with most Squarespace customisations, you will need a plan that supports custom code.

If you want to go further than the icon, colours and layout included, look at Accordion Block Tweaks by SQS Mods, which restyles the whole native block. For where accordions fit in the bigger picture, see our guide to the best Squarespace plugins.

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Accordion Icons

Regular price
$15.00
Sale price
$15.00
Regular price

FAQs

It replaces the default plus or arrow icon on Squarespace's native Accordion Block with custom icons, so the block matches the rest of your site's design.
Yes. The point of the snippet is to move beyond Squarespace's two built-in options and use icons that fit your brand.
No. The change is visual only. Opening, closing and content editing all work exactly as they do with the standard block.
Will's Toolkit is Will Myers' membership library containing more than 40 Squarespace plugins and code snippets. Access is by subscription rather than one-off purchase, and members can use everything in the library.
Installation is copy and paste, with guidance provided for each snippet. You will need a Squarespace plan that supports custom code.
Yes. Toolkit code is maintained centrally by Will Myers, so fixes and improvements roll out without you needing to reinstall.