Tabs Sets
Set and Create Tabs
To use the tabs block in a page, set the tabs
attribute in the document header.
= Page Title :tabs:
Then, in the body of your page, you can create a set of tabs.
[{tabs}] (1) ==== (2) Tab 1 Title:: (3) + (4) -- (5) This is the content of the first tab. Another paragraph in the first tab. [source,console] ---- $ a code block ---- -- (6) Tab 2 Title:: + This is the content of the second tab. (7) ====
1 | Reference the tabs attribute in the block’s attribute list. |
2 | Place the tab titles and content in a delimited example block (==== ). |
3 | The tab title is directly followed by two colons (:: ). |
4 | Insert a list continuation to attach the tab contents to the tab title. |
5 | Enter compound tab contents in a delimited open block (-- ). |
6 | Insert a blank line between a tab’s content and the title of the next tab. |
7 | If the tab contents is a single paragraph, it can be attached without enclosing it in an open block. |
This tabs set is rendered as:
This is the content of the first tab.
Another paragraph in the first tab.
$ a code block
This is the content of the second tab.
See a tabs set in action on the Sync Gateway Getting Started page.