Use the Tabs Macro
The Tabs macro allows you to add tabs to provide interactive, categorized, or isolated information to the page. A Tabs macro is added to your page for each tab you want to display when you publish the page, this lets you add and edit the content for each tab without having to open the editor. You can add all the tabs you need for a single group of tabs in one go. You can also add more than one group of tabs to a page to keep everything grouped and organized how you need it.
Create a new set of tabs
Add tabs to the group
To add more tabs to a group already on the page, follow these directions.
Delete a tab
There are two ways to delete a tab: inside the editor or on the edit page.
Inside the editor
You can use the trash to delete a tab from inside the editor. Once you select Save, the macro placeholder for the deleted tab is removed from the page. All the content inside the tab is also deleted.
From the edit page
You can delete a tab from the edit page by selecting the placeholder for the macro you want to delete and then selecting the trash icon. The macro and all its content are deleted.
Rearrange tabs
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.
You can change the order of your tabs by dragging them around inside the editor.
Customize each Tab
Name your tabs
Edit or delete an icon on a tab
- Select the pencil icon to choose a different icon.
- Select the trash icon to remove it.
Align text in a tab
The alignment of content inside each tab can be set inside the editor. Different tabs can align their content differently. Use the alignment buttons for each tab to change how its content appears.
Style your tabs
Any styling options you choose are applied to all the tabs in that group.
Change the header style
There are three possible header style options.
Basic
Filled
Rounded
Change the accent color
You can change the color used in the header to suit your preferences and you can also choose to add a border in the same color.
Changing the color palette gives you different color options.
Put a border around your content
You can add a border to your tabs. This can be a good way to let your readers know when they've reached the end of a long tab.
Just select Add border from the toggle. The color of the border will be the same as the accent color.
Make tab headings sticky
If your tabs contain a lot of content, you might want the tab headings to stay visible as you scroll. You can turn this on in the first tab in the group by selecting the checkbox at the bottom of the editor.
Change the tab direction
There are two options for the tab direction. To switch between the two options, select Tab group direction.
Horizontal arrangement
Vertical arrangement
Edit your Tabs
To edit a tab group, select one of the tab placeholders and select the edit icon.
Add more tab groups
To add further groups of tabs to a page, add a new Tabs macro to the page and follow the same process.