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Welcome to Steve Development Test Page - REVISED AFTER ACCORDION UPDATE

This page should never be published. It's for testing Drupal controls. Revisions will not be saved unless they are very cool. Be sure to log why it's cool so we'll know what the example shows.

Anchors to a section of the same page are not supported - either with <DIV id="nnn"> or with depracted <A name="nnn">.  :(  Unable to manually add a DIV element without requesting that DIV be added to allowed tags within the CKEditor used by Drupal.

Email to Steve Holley

Test Email manual anchor for

Just a basic accordion. Let's pretend there's something useful in here

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End of this accordion soapbox.

If this is done right, this accordion and the first accordion cannot be open at the same time. Opening one should close the other. 

This may happen even if there is a body text between them.

This is some body text to separate the two accordions above from the following one.  I want to make sure they are linked.

This is the third accordion that should be linked to the two above.

Be warned that the preview may not display the page in the final format, as far as behavior of the controls go. Saving the page and viewing that page worked better.

So above here are three accordions, to start getting the band together, along with some body text to separate them. Exciting, isn't it?

Yep, opening/closing #1-#3 will allow only one of them to be open at the same time.  

You need the accordion container to allow multiples to be open at the same time.

Still, no nested accordions.

This is the accordion container

Test for the first accordion within the accordion container.  Accordion is spelled so oddly.

Ok, this accordion is trying the Expanded card option, so I think it'll be displayed to start with.

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Can only have accordions within the accordion container.

End of the accordion container. It shouldn't be linked to the root accordions.  I think.

Ok, I appear to be wrong here or at least I've created them wrong.  Only one of the four accordions can be open, even though two of them are in an accordion container.  

Accordion container appears to be for grouping content within the editor since they can be collapsed during the edit.

This is the second accordion container - is it linked above?

This is the first accordion within the second container.

Ok, on last accordion within the second accordion.

New end of page test - or at least the end of the second accordion container.

Accordion Container Post Update for A's within A's

Test

Test row

Test 2

Test Row Two

The accordion was invented in 1822 in Berlin by Friedrich Buschmann, who called it the Handäoline (hand organ)

Wait.....are we not talking about the musical instrument? 

Amy - This is the section we need to put on the real page:

25001 - Brookdale Place
25002 - Orchard Commons
25004 - The Palms at Oak Street
25005 - Chester II
25006 - Eagle Landing
25007 - The Ridge at Rock Hill
25008 - Fernwood at Five Points
25009 - Radcliffe Manor
25010 - Oakland Place
25011 - Manor York
25013 - Twin Oaks
25016 - Gateway at Lancaster
25018 - Duncan Village Apartments
25019 - Lancaster Manor Apartments
25020 - Pageland Place Apartments
25021 - The Landings at Bishopville
25026 - Capstone at Greenwood Commons
25027 - Kennedy Street
25028 - Blue Ridge - Withdrawn
25029 - Eureka Mills
25032 - Newberry Commons
25034 - Southernside West
25035 - Harmony at Horizon Village
25037 - Sproutwood
25039 - Peaks of Rock Hill
25043 - Pinecrest Greene
25044 - The Village on Center Street
25048 - Coit Village
25049 - Swann Meadows
25056 - Riverbend Trace
25057 - Arabella Trace
25062 - Pulaski Place
25065 - Aden - Withdrawn
25066 - Compass Cove
 

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Matthew (“Matt”) Zackon was appointed to the Board of Commissioners in 2026. He serves as the chief strategy officer at Tax Credit Marketplace and has more than 15 years of experience working with institutional investors, corporate executives, CPAs, and wealth management professionals. Mr. Zackon has advised multiple major banking institutions on financial regulations and has worked with lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Mr. Zackon holds a bachelor’s degree from Virginia Tech and received both his Juris Doctor and International MBA from the University of South Carolina simultaneously. He is a member
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