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# Settings
The `accordion` Settings tab is where the accordion properties are listed, such as whether the accordion should be open or closed on the front end, whether it is linked to an `accordion` block and the transition duration.
## Open
The Open property allows you to determine whether the accordion should be open or closed on the front end. It can be toggled on or off.
It is closed (False) by default.
* Select an accordion block.
* Navigate to the Settings tab in the Primary tab of the Block Inspector.
* Find "Open".
* Toggle "false" or "true" as required.
## Linked
The Linked property allows you to link the accordion to another accordion block.
It can be toggled on or off.
* Select an accordion block.
* Navigate to the Settings tab in the Primary tab of the Block Inspector.
* Find "Linked".
* Toggle as required.
## Transition Duration
The Transition Duration property allows you to set a transition period which controls how long it takes for the accordion block to open or close.
* Select an accordion block.
* Navigate to the Settings tab in the Primary tab of the Block Inspector.
* Find "Transition Duration".
* Add a Transition Duration as required.
## Reset
* Click dots to reset.
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