Ninja Accordion is the ultimate accordion available today. It allowsyou to create a dynamic, modern, interactive Web 2.0 style menu anddisplay system for Joomla!

You can place multiple modules inside the accordion, allowing you to save space and time for you and your users.

Alsosupported are basic access level controls, hiding accordion panes(modules) as per the standard CMS access groups, giving you a greaterdegree of control over who gets to see your content.

Some other new featuresinclude: remembering the open element across pages and sessions,ability to select an initially open element, Ability to include anycontent via modules and more. 

Usage instructions

• Install the Ninja Accordion
• Enter the module IDs for the modules you wish to display.
• Finally Publish Your menu.

There are additional instructions in the module itself.

Changelog

Version: 3.0.1
Date: August 2010
State: Bug Fix

• Added more robust language loading
• changed incorrect version number showing on NinjaForge Website

Version: 3.0.0
Date: November 2009
State: Feature Upgrade

• Added support for styles
• Added 3 new styles
• Removed Joomla 1.0 support

Version: 2.0.9
Date: November 2009
State: Minor Bug Fix

• Fixed access level check
• Fixed undefined index warning if incorrect ID is entered

Version: 2.0.5
Date: June 2009
State: Minor Bug Fix

• Fixed a bug with windows machines using the wrong slash when building JS and CSS calls

Version: 2.0.4
Date: January 2009
State: Minor Bug Fix

• Updated framework

Version: 2.0.3
Date: Aug 2008
State: Durability Fix

• Updated framework
• Improved Hybrid functionality durability

 Version: 2.0.2
Date: July 2008
State: Minor Bug Fix

• Fixed an issue with user modules

Version: 2.0.1
Date: June 2008
State: Enhancement

• Update and enhancement to hybrid framework code

Version: 2.0
Date: June 2008
State: Major Rebuild, and bug fix

• Ninja Accordion is now a single file hybrid install
• Fixed an issue with sites that have SEF links enabled
• Users can now set an initial item to be open
• HTML uses more classes and less ids