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* For every tab header, use one equal sign before and after the header name. Then enter your content. '''Do not use == or === for lower level headers.''' | * For every tab header, use one equal sign before and after the header name. Then enter your content. '''Do not use == or === for lower level headers.''' | ||
* To make tabbed headers work, at the end of the article enter <pre><headertabs/></pre> | * To make tabbed headers work, at the end of the article enter <pre><headertabs/></pre> | ||
* If you want to return the user a tab on another page, | * If you want to return the user to a tab on another page, and have a specific tab highlighted, enter <pre>{{#switchtablink:<tab name>|<Link text>|<Page Name}} | ||
as in | as in | ||
{{#switchtablink:System|Return to Web Portal 3.1 Home Page|Sbc_Tutorial_Guide_v3.1}}</pre> | {{#switchtablink:System|Return to Web Portal 3.1 Home Page|Sbc_Tutorial_Guide_v3.1}}</pre> | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 20 December 2021
Header Tabs
To create a page with tabbed content, do the following:
- At the top of a page, enter
__NOTOC__
- For every tab header, use one equal sign before and after the header name. Then enter your content. Do not use == or === for lower level headers.
- To make tabbed headers work, at the end of the article enter
<headertabs/>
- If you want to return the user to a tab on another page, and have a specific tab highlighted, enter
{{#switchtablink:<tab name>|<Link text>|<Page Name}}
as in {{#switchtablink:System|Return to Web Portal 3.1 Home Page|Sbc_Tutorial_Guide_v3.1}}