Maybe the Testimonial Block could be “auto rotate”, right to left, written, with photos.
It could show 2 Testimonials at a time, and have the have a star rating feature for each testimonial.
Marcel from Linkero
Team•
Mar 17, 2025
We'll soon add the carousel block which will allow its children to scroll vertically, both manually and automatically.
It'll work similarly to the newly added accordion block.
Thanks for the idea!
Charles Dunbar
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Mar 17, 2025
Great! Looking forward to it. Can you make it so that only 1 Accordion Block stays open at a time.
*EXAMPLE: If a site visitor clicks on an Accordion on my site, then clicks on another…the first Accordion automatically closes.
Marcel from Linkero
Team•
Mar 18, 2025
Hi Charles, thank you for the suggestion.
I've experimented with that, and the main issue is that, when opening a new item and closing another, usually there's a little jump on the page based on how long the content inside the accordions is.
That said, many people requested the accordion to create a blogging experience with Linkero, meaning the accordions have very long content, which causes a massive jump on the page, leaving the user on "the wrong part" of the page.
I'll make sure to revisit that at some point in the future and possibly find a workaround.
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Charles Dunbar
Mar 15, 2025
Maybe the Testimonial Block could be “auto rotate”, right to left, written, with photos.
It could show 2 Testimonials at a time, and have the have a star rating feature for each testimonial.
Marcel from Linkero
Mar 17, 2025
We'll soon add the carousel block which will allow its children to scroll vertically, both manually and automatically.
It'll work similarly to the newly added accordion block.
Thanks for the idea!
Charles Dunbar
Mar 17, 2025
Great! Looking forward to it. Can you make it so that only 1 Accordion Block stays open at a time.
*EXAMPLE: If a site visitor clicks on an Accordion on my site, then clicks on another…the first Accordion automatically closes.
Marcel from Linkero
Mar 18, 2025
Hi Charles, thank you for the suggestion.
I've experimented with that, and the main issue is that, when opening a new item and closing another, usually there's a little jump on the page based on how long the content inside the accordions is.
That said, many people requested the accordion to create a blogging experience with Linkero, meaning the accordions have very long content, which causes a massive jump on the page, leaving the user on "the wrong part" of the page.
I'll make sure to revisit that at some point in the future and possibly find a workaround.