Simplified styling of Card layout #2343
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The down arrow when it's expanded makes good sense, given that it points to all the expanded content, but I think I've more often seen a right arrow than an up arrow for the unexpanded one, I presume because clicking on it feels like moving forward. Your call, of course! |
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No you're right, feels more natural. Will follow up tomorrow. |
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The Card css was somewhat brittle and I did not much like the old +/- indicators for uncollapsed/collapsed states respectively. This PR changes the styling to use arrows as indicators instead and makes the CSS less brittle:
Accordion
Cards