Toggle is an easy-to-use extension that transforms ordered (ol>) and unordered (ul>) lists created in the article editor into interactive collapsible and expandable sections. It makes it simple for visitors to find the information they need, while allowing authors to focus on creating helpful content without requiring extra markup or inline styles.

Using toggles to hide content in your articles is as easy as clicking a button. To make the content visible again, simply click the toggle button again. It’s important to note that this method only works on articles with a viewable tag set and does not prevent readers with knowledge of how to inspect the source code from seeing hidden content.

When designing toggles, it’s essential to maintain a consistent design style and use visual cues to signal state change. For example, if you use a high-contrast color to indicate an on position, be sure to evaluate the societal and cultural implications of this choice for your audience. Additionally, it’s important to include labeling for both states so that users understand the intended behavior and avoid ambiguity.

Feature toggles are a great way to experiment with new functionality and get feedback from select users before a full rollout. They also allow you to reduce risk by enabling new features with a toggle instead of relying on traditional A/B tests and a larger sample size. Using a feature flag management platform like Kameleoon makes it easy to manage and remove old toggles from your application without changing any code.