Have a look at:

https://elearning.adobe.com/2020/10/where-is-that-image-text-recipe-ready-to-go-slides/

I wrote more articles about using the QSP slides. And I have answered your question much longer in another thread you created about the same question.  It is bit frustrating when answers are never read which are posted to questions. You don’t get a notification here if you do not subscribe to it in your profile.

So the problem I see with the quick start projects is that while Adobe has provided already built interactions that would be too complex for many users to recreate from scratch, editing them can be just as complex. Many require a deep understanding of how the interaction was created in the first place before you start editing them. At the bare minimum, you need to understand how multi state objects work, and an understanding of advanced actions. Because of this, they are just as complex to merely edit as they are to build in the first place.

I have helped already many users to edit text/images, multistate objects and interactions. In other blogs I have simplified or added functionality to the interactions.

But as I wrote, exactly this vertical accordion interaction is amongst the most complicated to edit as a new user of advanced actions, due to the fact that you cannot move a button without breaking its action. Most other interactions are a lot easier to duplicate and to reproduce. I would replace most of them by shared actions, which would make it easier for duplicating.