Code Snippet FAQ Block for React

Edit QUESTIONS at the top of the file: each entry has an id, the question, an answer sentence and a code object with one string per language. LANGUAGES lists the tabs and the words each language's highlighter sets in bold; add a language there and give every question a snippet for it. The window's minimum height is worked out from the longest snippet of each question.

All the code windows share one useState, so choosing Node in one answer shows Node in every other, open or not. Each window is its own set of tabs with a named tab list, and the arrow keys move between languages. Base UI's tabs select on focus here, the same as the other bases, so an arrow key both moves and chooses.

Yes, by weight and tone instead of colour. Syntax Text finds the keywords, calls, strings, numbers and comments, and the block sets keywords in semibold, calls in medium and comments in muted italic, all in the theme's foreground colours, so the code reads the same in every preset, light or dark. The per-token fade-in is turned off: a code answer should be there when it opens.

The snippet for the language that's showing, as plain text: no line numbers and no prompt. After it copies, the icon becomes a check and a polite status says "Copied" to screen readers.

Yes. The Accordion takes hiddenUntilFound, so closed answers stay in the markup as hidden="until-found" and the browser's find in page opens the one that holds a match.

Tab moves between the questions, then into an open answer's language tabs, the copy button and the code, which scrolls sideways with the arrow keys when a line is wider than the window. Enter or Space opens a question.