fix(eclipse): keep accordion content in the server-rendered HTML - #8314
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Radix unmounts closed accordion content, so an FAQ built with <Accordions> ships its questions as markup and its answers only as escaped RSC flight data inside a script tag. Verified against the live blog: on /blog/agents-md-for-databases every question appears in the DOM and not one answer body does. That hides the most quotable part of a post from crawlers that do not run JavaScript, which is most AI crawlers. 57 blog posts and the docs use this component. forceMount keeps the panel in the DOM; a closed panel collapses to height 0 and stays clipped by overflow-hidden, so the rendered result is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/eclipse/src/components/ui/accordion.tsx`:
- Line 82: Update AccordionContent to apply inert while the panel is closed and
remove it when open, using its open-state information. Preserve forceMount so
answer text remains in server-rendered HTML while closed controls are excluded
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Follow-up to the forceMount change. Because forceMount suppresses Radix's normal closed `hidden` state, h-0 and overflow-hidden only clip the panel visually: links and buttons inside a closed answer stayed focusable and in the accessibility tree. Accordions now publishes its open values on a context, and Accordion marks its content inert while collapsed. inert removes the subtree from the tab order and the accessibility tree without removing it from the DOM, so the answer text is still in the server-rendered HTML, which was the point of the original change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@packages/eclipse/src/components/accordion.tsx`:
- Line 72: Update the Accordions component so openValues reflects the effective
controlled value passed to Primitive.Root, rather than only local state
initialized from defaultValue. Compose onValueChange to update local state and
invoke the controlled handler, keeping AccordionContent inertness aligned with
the panels actually open.
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Accordions accepts Radix's controlled value and onValueChange, and the
{...props} spread put a caller's value onto Root while the inert context
still read local state. A controlled root could therefore render a panel
open with its content inert, or leave a closed panel interactive.
value and onValueChange are now destructured out of props, so the spread
cannot reach past them. The root and the context both read the effective
value, and onValueChange is composed so local state and the caller's
handler both see the change.
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With forceMount, Radix measures the content node in a layout effect while the closed panel is collapsed to h-0, so its reading is 0 and no re-render follows: the open animation played from 0 to auto, which snaps at the halfway point instead of sliding. On page load the closed panel also animated from its full height to 0 before hydration, flashing every answer open for a frame or two, because the height variable was unset and the accordion-up keyframe falls back to auto. Measure an inner wrapper with a ResizeObserver instead and feed the result to --radix-accordion-content-height, the variable the keyframes read. It is 0px in the server render so a closed panel starts collapsed. Add a server-render test for the behaviour the PR introduces: answers in the markup of a closed panel, inert on closed and not on open, and the variable present so nothing animates on load.
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Reviewed 173dc07 (and rebased on 44ffe83, which landed while I was in it). The server-rendering goal holds: on 1. Open snapped instead of sliding. On 2. Closed panels flashed open on page load. Before hydration the closed panel was at 64px for ~200ms, then collapsed. Same root cause from the other side: 3. No test. The package has a What I changed (9b64dae):
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Review clean at 9b64dae Cold read of the current head, my own fix included. The PR keeps closed Verified on this head:
Risk: low. The change is confined to the eclipse accordion, the behaviour that could regress (animations, SSR markup, keyboard focus) is either measured or under test, and nothing outside the package changed. One thing worth knowing rather than fixing: a panel open by default is at 0px for the ~200 ms animation before hydration, where Proposed a follow-up builder task for a human to approve: — reviewer |
Closed accordion panels are unmounted, so an FAQ built with
<Accordions>ships its questions as markup and its answers only as escaped RSC flight data inside a<script>tag.Evidence
Measured against the live site,
https://www.prisma.io/blog/agents-md-for-databases:<script>(RSC payload)Every question appears as real markup. Not one answer body does.
Why it matters
Crawlers that do not execute JavaScript, which is most AI crawlers, see the questions and none of the answers. FAQ blocks are the most quotable part of a post: short, self-contained, already in question-and-answer shape. They are also where the
content-seo-geoskill directs authors to put citable claims.<Accordions>is used by 57 blog posts and the docs.The change
forceMountkeeps the panel in the DOM. A closed panel collapses toh-0and stays clipped by the existingoverflow-hidden, so what a reader sees should be unchanged; only what is in the DOM changes.Not verified locally
I could not build or run this. There is no Node or pnpm on the machine it was written on, so the Eclipse and Docs Playwright suites and a visual check are down to CI and a reviewer. The specific thing to confirm by eye: that a closed panel still collapses cleanly and the open and close animations are unaffected.
Follow-up, not in this PR
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FAQPageJSON-LD block emitted per post would put the same Q&A in the page as structured data and not depend on this component at all. Worth doing regardless of this fix.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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