Add tabs to a page
- Mariela Mihaylova
- Karina Zoin(Inactive) (Unlicensed)
- Comala Document Management
The Tabs macro helps you organize information into separate sections, keeping pages clean and easy to navigate. For example, you can use tabs to separate different parts of a project, such as project details, team updates, and task lists. You can also create tabs for different reader groups, such as beginners, intermediate users, and advanced users, each with its own content.
Ingredients
App | Composition Tabs |
|---|---|
Macro | Tabs |
Guide
From the macro browser, select Composition - Tabs, or use the keyboard shortcut ( "
/"for new editor or "{"for old editor).Add tabs as needed and enter a title for each tab.
Click each tab and enter a title in the Give this tab a title field.
To add a tab, click the Plus () icon next to the last tab.
To remove a tab, click the Cross ( ) icon next to the tab title.
To customize the look and feel of the tabs, click the Expand arrow () on the left-hand side.
The Tabs customization panel opens.
In the Tabs customization panel, configure your design preferences for the tabs.
From the Tabs position list, specify the position of the tabs on the page.
The Top option positions the tabs at the top of the page.
The Side option positions the tabs on the left side of the page.
From the Tab style list, choose the visual theme for your tabs.
The Default option displays the tab titles in colored text. The title of the active tab is underlined and displayed in a darker shade.
The Blocks option displays the tab titles in colored boxes. The title box of the active tab is displayed in a darker shade.
The Top highlight option displays the tab titles in colored text. The title of the active tab is overlined and displayed in a darker shade.
Under Tab font size, adjust the size of the tab titles - Small, Medium, or Large.
Under Tabs color, customize the colors for active and inactive tabs.
The first line shows the dark shades for the active tabs, and the second line shows the light shades for the inactive tabs.
Click each tab and add its content.
Not all macros can be added to the tab editor.
When adding a table with more than 16 columns, the editor might not display all the columns when resizing the page. To avoid this, enable the Full page editor option to resize the columns efficiently after publication.
Click Insert and publish the page with the tabs.
Try it yourself
You can try it yourself by clicking through the demo below.