Nestable Tabs
Nestable tabs allow you to put additional tab groups inside of a tab. This allows you to build more complex structures on your page with out overwhealming your readers.
Tip: More than three levels of tabs can be very confusing for readers. Best practice is to avoid nesting too many layers of tabs to keep your page more accessible.
Add Nestable Tabs to your page
- Navigate to the page you want to edit.
- Click the Edit icon.
- Click in the Confluence editor.
- Select the Nestable Tabs macro in the Select Macro screen. (Alternatively, use / and begin to type Nestable Tabs to access the macro via the quick insert menu.)
- When the editor opens, it contains two tabs. From this editor, you can:
- Add or delete tabs
- Add your content to a tab.
- Add another tab group inside a tab.
- Rename your tabs.
- Reorder your tabs.
Add or Delete Tabs
Add your content
- Navigate to the tab you want to work in.
- Add your content to the tab. You can apply layouts and add tables, info boxes, Atlassian macros and more Nestable Tabs macros.
Add More Tab Groups
- Navigate to the tab you want to put the tabs in.
- Click in the Confluence editor.
- Select the Nestable Tabs macro in the Select Macro screen. (Alternatively, use / and begin to type Nestable Tabs to access the macro via the quick insert menu.)
Name your tabs
Rearrange tabs
Tip: We recommend rearranging tabs inside the editor. This makes sure your tabs stay in the same group. If you rearrange the tabs on the edit page, you can split them into different groups by moving the first tab.