block type
The collapsible group block.
Fold a long page into sections people can open. The stack stays short.
A page with twenty links reads like a menu nobody ordered from. A collapsible group folds related links into one labelled section, so the page opens short and the visitor decides what to expand.
Name the group, drag links into it, and it collapses to a single row. Groups go one level deep, which keeps the page something you can scan rather than a folder tree.
Use it for tour dates, back catalogue, press, or anything that should stay reachable without competing with this week’s link. The page still opens on the one thing you want tapped.
three steps
Add it to your page.
- 01Add the blockOpen the Add block menu in your dashboard Studio and pick Group.
- 02Name the sectionGive the group a label that tells people what is folded inside it.
- 03Drag links inMove the links you want tucked away into the group and reorder them there.
related blocks
- Card linkEvery link has a Look. Switch it to Card and the link gets a picture across the top, its title under that, and a line of context below.
- GalleryShow the work, not a link to the work. Images live on the page, in the shape you choose.
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CountdownShow the time left, live on the page. The date does the persuading.
questions
Straight answers.
- How deep can groups go?
- One level. That keeps the page something a visitor can scan rather than a folder tree they have to navigate.
- Does the group open or closed?
- You choose. Set it collapsed and the page opens short, with the section there for anyone who wants it.
- What should go in a group?
- Anything that should stay reachable without competing with this week's link: tour dates, back catalogue, press.
