Right now, the Accordion element itself doesn’t support dynamic content. It works as a static structure (e.g., headings like “Description”, “Details”, etc.).
The correct structure should be: Product → Accordion → Product Description
So for example, you can create an Accordion item called “Description”, then place the
Product Description element inside it. As long as that Product Description is set to pull data from the assigned product, it will update dynamically for each product.
In short: the Accordion is just the container, and the dynamic behavior comes from the product elements inside it.
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Lucas Nguyen
Mar 18
Hi @Mumma Jo
Right now, the Accordion element itself doesn’t support dynamic content. It works as a static structure (e.g., headings like “Description”, “Details”, etc.).
To make it “dynamic”, you’ll need to place dynamic product elements inside it, and make sure everything sits within a Product element (https://help.gempages.net/articles/editor-7-0-product-module)
The correct structure should be:
Product → Accordion → Product Description
So for example, you can create an Accordion item called “Description”, then place the
Product Description element inside it. As long as that Product Description is set to pull data from the assigned product, it will update dynamically for each product.
In short: the Accordion is just the container, and the dynamic behavior comes from the product elements inside it.
If you’re trying to go further (like dynamic specs or custom fields), you can extend this approach using metafields as well (https://help.gempages.net/articles/product-metafields)
If you need more detailed guidance, feel free to reach out to our support team via in-app chat or email us at support@gempages.help.
Have a nice day,
Lucas