Tabs

Some parts of your documentation might become clear by organzing them in tabs, such as language-specific code snippets (e.g., tabs for Python, JavaScript, etc.) or an example that uses several files (e.g. a tabs for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript of a component)

A tab is defined using the ::: syntax and the name tab. Tabs should also specify the tab title in the header. Consecutive tabs will automatically be grouped.

::: tab | Tab 1 title
Tab 1 content
:::

::: tab | Tab 2 title
Tab 2 content
:::

If you want to have two tab containers right after each other, you specify a hard break that will force the specified tab to start a brand new tab container.

::: tab | Tab A title
Tab A content
:::

::: tab | Tab B title
Tab B content
:::

::: tab | Tab C Title
:new: true

Will be part of a separate, new tab group.
:::

If desired, you can specify a tab to be selected by default with the select option.

::: tab | Tab 1 title
Tab 1 content
:::

::: tab | Tab 2 title
:select: True

Tab 2 should be selected by default.
:::