Tabs macro
Creates tabbed view for specified content areas wrapped in <div/>s with unique ids
Usage
- Define where tabs should be rendered {{tabs idsToLabels='tabId1=Tab One, tabId2=Tab Two, ..., tabIdN=Tab N' /}}
2. Define tabs content in (%id="<unique tab id>"%)(((<tab content here>))):
(%id="tabId1"%)(((Tab 1 Content)))
(%id="tabId2"%)(((Tab 2 Content)))
...
(%id="tabIdN"%)(((Tab N Content)))
Parameters definition
Name | Optional | Allowed values | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
idsToLabels | no | String | - | This parameter required a comma-separated tab id to tab label values sting formatted like idsToLabels='tabId1=Tab One, tabId2=Tab Two, tabId3=TabThree'. |
Known issues
- Tab size is fixed (toucan skin), labels that do not fit will get trimmed (see Tab name too long)
- Layout consistency is dependent on white-spaces (see Interesting layout bugs)
Examples
Content generated by XWiki-wide macro
First tab!
I can post any content here
Second tab!
And here too
Known bugs example
Tab name too long
You should view this issue in Toucan skin.
Content is generated from this code: {{tabs idsToLabels='sql2key1=Small tab, sql2key2=Second large tab with large label' /}}
-- some text
-- several lines
-- of comments
-- describing this sql query
-- another tab with text
-- Testing content overflow
-- Text below this box ...
-- ... should not get covered with it
-- just check this!!!
-- btw: no extra-paragraph has been added before the macro
Interesting layout bugs
White spaces before (%id
-- some text
-- of comments
-- describing this sql query
-- another tab with text
-- some text
-- more lines in comments
-- describing this sql query
White spaces before {{code
Check this bug in both Colibri and Toucan skins.
SELECT COUNT(ctg_id) AS col_0_0_ FROM categories
-- some text
-- of comments
-- describing this sql query
SELECT COUNT(ctg_id) AS col_0_0_ FROM categories2
-- another tab with text
-- some text
-- more lines in comments
-- describing this sql query
Example for debugging
Content generated by in-page macro (used for quick macro debugging).
See instructions for debugging at the top of the page
First tab content
Second tab content