Content Creation Tips

Creating engaging content is essential for retaining readers and encouraging them to share your posts. Here are some tips to enhance your content creation process.

Know Your Audience

Understanding your audience's interests and preferences is vital. Conduct surveys or engage with your readers through comments and social media to gather insights.

Use Visuals

Incorporate images, infographics, and videos to make your posts visually appealing. Visual content can help break up text and keep readers interested.

“Content is king, but engagement is queen, and the lady rules the house!” - Mari Smith

Encourage Interaction

Ask questions at the end of your posts to encourage comments and discussions. Engaging with your audience fosters a sense of community and loyalty.

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Next, setup the interactions.

Depending on how fancy you want it to be but the concept here is to apply the interaction to the parent element. Use 'Mouse Click' interaction to resize the height of FAQ answer element. Initial state should be set to height: 0px. On first click, resize to height: auto and on second click, resize to height: 0px.

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The first two steps pretty much got the main function works. As for the auto collapse, copy the code from the page custom code section before tag and paste into your project. Voila, that's all and you're good to go.