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Elementor Vertical Accordion

Updated · MoxKit 1.4.4 · Download free on WordPress.org

The Elementor vertical accordion places panels side by side. One panel is open and wide; the others are slim strips with vertical titles. Clicking or hovering a strip expands it. Every panel holds a real Elementor Container, so you can put any widgets inside.

  • Widget name MoxKit Vertical Accordion
  • Panel category MoxKit Addons
  • Settings 64+
  • Requires Elementor 3.25+ (free)
  • Price Free
Elementor vertical accordion with vertical titles
Classic design: the open panel expands, closed panels show vertical titles.
Table of contents
  1. What is the Elementor vertical accordion?
  2. Key features
  3. How to add the Elementor vertical accordion
  4. Designs and examples
  5. Elementor vertical accordion settings: Content tab
  6. Elementor vertical accordion settings: Style tab
  7. Tips and best practices
  8. Vertical Accordion FAQ
  9. Summary
  10. Related widgets

What is the Elementor vertical accordion?

On tablets and phones the panels stack automatically with horizontal, touch-friendly headers and natural content height.

Like every MoxKit widget, the Vertical Accordion has Content and Style tabs with responsive settings, typography, colors and box styling, and it keeps Elementor's Advanced tab. You can switch it off under MoxKit > Widgets if you do not use it; a disabled widget loads no files.

Key features

  • Five designs: Classic title bar, Strip tabs, Image reveal, Numbered spine and Color block.
  • Editable nested Containers per panel.
  • Open on click or hover; single or multiple open panels; initial panel.
  • Vertical title direction and position, panel numbers (inline, chip, large ghost numeral) in 01, 1, I or A format with prefix/suffix.
  • Panel and content animations (rise, fade, drop, slide, zoom, blur) with duration, easing and delay.
  • Per-panel image, color and title color; muted closed panels and a shade over images.
  • Stacks below the tablet or mobile breakpoint; keyboard navigation and reduced motion support.

How to add the Elementor vertical accordion

Follow these steps to add the widget to a page. You need MoxKit Addons for Elementor installed and Elementor active.

  1. Open the page in Elementor (Pages > Edit with Elementor).
  2. In the widget panel, search for "Vertical Accordion" or scroll to the MoxKit Addons category.
  3. Drag the Vertical Accordion widget into a Container.
  4. Pick the Design and the trigger (click or hover).
  5. Rename the panels in the Panels list; add images or colors per panel.
  6. Click inside a panel on the canvas and drop widgets into its Container.
  7. Under Mobile choose when panels stack.
  8. Click Update (or Publish) to save the page.

Designs and examples

These screenshots were taken from a live WordPress site running MoxKit 1.4.4 and Elementor. They show the Vertical Accordion with the settings described in each caption.

Vertical accordion image reveal design
Image reveal design with numbered chips.
Vertical accordion color block design
Color block design with large background numerals.
Vertical accordion stacked on mobile
On phones the panels stack with horizontal headers.

Elementor vertical accordion settings: Content tab

The Content tab holds what the widget shows and how it behaves. It has 5 sections and about 25 settings. Settings marked per device can have a different value on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Panels

SettingTypeOptions and notes
PanelsNested-Elements-Repeater
Desktop layoutSelectExpanding panels / vertical titles, Stacked accordion (default: Expanding panels / vertical titles)
Allow multiple open panelsToggleOn / Off
Initially open panel (0 = all closed)NumberExpanding panels work like tabs on desktop: one stays open and choosing another replaces it. With none open, the panels share the width.
Accessible labelTextName read by screen readers for the whole group. Leave empty for none.

Design

SettingTypeOptions and notes
DesignSelectA starting look. Every option below and in the Style tab can still be changed. Classic (title bar), Strip tabs, Image reveal, Numbered spine, Color block (default: Classic (title bar))
Open onSelectClick, Hover (click on touch screens) (default: Click)
Title in the open panelSelectDefault for the design, Title bar on top, Hidden (content fills the panel)
Title in closed panelsSelectDefault for the design, Show, Hide
Vertical title readsSelectDefault for the design, Bottom to top, Top to bottom
Vertical title positionSelectDefault for the design, Top, Middle, Bottom
Panel numberSelectDefault for the design, Beside the title, Chip, Large background numeral, None
Number formatSelectDefault for the design, 01, 02, 03, 1, 2, 3, I, II, III, A, B, C
Text before the numberText
Text after the numberText
Open/closed indicatorSelectDefault for the design, Show, Hide

Animation

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Panel duration (ms)Slider
EasingSelectSmooth, Fast start, soft landing, Slow start and end, Spring (slight overshoot), Ease, Linear
Content entranceSelectFade + rise, Fade, Fade + drop, Fade + slide in, Fade + zoom, Blur in, None (default: Fade + rise)
Content duration (ms)Slider
Content delay (ms)SliderWaits until the panel has some width before the content appears.

Title icons

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Closed panel iconIconLeave empty to use the built-in plus indicator.
Open panel icon (open)IconLeave empty to use the built-in minus indicator.

Mobile

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Stack panels belowSelectUses the breakpoint values from Elementor Site Settings. Titles become horizontal and panel content uses its natural height. Tablet breakpoint, Mobile breakpoint (default: Tablet breakpoint)
Initial panel on mobile (open)SelectSame as desktop, First panel, All closed (default: Same as desktop)

Elementor vertical accordion settings: Style tab

The Style tab controls the look of every part of the widget: 6 sections, about 39 settings. Elementor's own Advanced tab (margin, padding, motion effects, responsive visibility, custom CSS) is available as usual.

Panel box

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Desktop panel height per deviceSlider
Closed panel width per deviceSlider
Panel gap per deviceSlider
BackgroundGroupAll the usual Elementor background settings.
BorderGroupAll the usual Elementor border settings.
Box shadowGroupAll the usual Elementor box shadow settings.
Border radius per deviceSlider
Border color on hover (hover)Color
Border color when open (open)Color
Group corner radius per deviceSliderRounds the whole row as one shape. Use it with a gap of 0.
Divider between panelsSlider
Divider colorColor

Closed panels and overlay

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Closed panel grayscaleSliderMutes closed panels; hovering one brings back part of its color.
Closed panel brightnessSlider
Bottom shade colorColorA gradient rising from the bottom of the open panel, to keep text readable over an image.
Bottom shade heightSlider

Title

SettingTypeOptions and notes
TypographyGroupAll the usual Elementor typography settings.
Padding per deviceSpacing
Text colorColor
BackgroundColor
Text color (hover)Color
Background (hover)Color
Text color (open)Color
Background (open)Color

Panel number

SettingTypeOptions and notes
TypographyGroupAll the usual Elementor typography settings.
ColorColor
Color when open (open)Color
OpacitySlider
Horizontal offset per deviceSlider
Vertical offset per deviceSlider
Chip
Chip backgroundColor
Chip padding per deviceSpacing
Chip radiusSlider
BorderGroupAll the usual Elementor border settings.
Large background numeral
Background numeral size per deviceSlider
Background numeral size when open (open) per deviceSlider

Title icons

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Icon size per deviceSlider

Content Container

SettingTypeOptions and notes
Padding per deviceSpacing
Content position in the panelSelectDefault for the design, Top, Middle, Bottom

Tips and best practices

  • Three to five panels fit best on desktop.
  • Use the Image reveal design for services or destinations with strong photos.

Vertical Accordion FAQ

Can I put any widget inside a panel?

Yes. Each panel is a regular Elementor Container.

What happens on phones?

Panels stack vertically with horizontal headers below the breakpoint you choose.

Does it need the Nested Elements feature?

Yes. It uses Elementor's nested elements, which are active by default in current Elementor versions.

Summary

The Elementor vertical accordion in MoxKit is free, works with the free version of Elementor and loads its files only on pages that use it. Vertical titles, five designs, editable nested Containers and automatic mobile stacking. Install MoxKit Addons for Elementor from WordPress.org, drag the Vertical Accordion widget onto a page and start with the settings above.