I have a Q&A page on my website that is build up with accordion items: https://www.deijsmannetjes.nl/ai
I have been redesigning the page to maximize readibility and attractiveness for LLM's like chatgtp and Gemini: rewrote the text and added json schemas.
Problem that remains is that e.g. chatgtp complains it cannot read the whole page: apparantly it loads part of the content dynamically.
Is there a workaround for that? Or are accordions just unsuitable for llm's?
Hi there,
Accordion items themselves are not the issue. If all of the accordion content is included in the page's HTML when the page loads, LLMs and search engines can usually read it, even if the sections are collapsed.
The problem occurs when the accordion content is loaded only after a user clicks it (via JavaScript/AJAX). In that case, some AI crawlers may only see the initial HTML and miss the dynamically loaded content. That's why LLM can't read the content until click the accordion. Cause, by default it hidden.
Best regards,
Toufiqur Rahman (Team Lead, Support)
Thank you for your answer. But just to be clear: an AI crawler that visits my page cannot read the whole content?
So it is better to put the Q&A on a "normal" page?
So it is better to put the Q&A on a "normal" page?
Yes.
