Text here!
This wiki uses the TabberNeue extension.
Basic usage
Use the <tabber> tag. Tabs are defined with the |-|Tab Name= syntax.
| Syntax | Result |
|---|---|
<tabber> |-|Tab One= Text here! |-|Tab Two= Text here! </tabber> |
Text here! |
Fixing rendering problems
Sometimes the parser doesn't generate the output correctly, so you may need to modify the tabber block to fix them.
Inconsistent padding
Tab content that starts with links (or maybe anything that isn't text) may not display with proper padding. Wrap these with <span> to force it to display correctly.
| Syntax | Result |
|---|---|
<tabber> |-|Tab One= [[Main Page|This tab starts with a link]], which confuses it. |-|Tab Two= This one doesn't! </tabber> |
This tab starts with a link, which confuses it. This one doesn't! |
| Syntax | Result |
|---|---|
<tabber> |-|Tab One= <span> [[Main Page|This tab starts with a link]], which confuses it. </span> |-|Tab Two= This one doesn't! </tabber> |
This tab starts with a link, which confuses it. This one doesn't! |
Lists
If a tab's entire content is a list, the parser may not separate them properly. This can be fixed by wrapping the lists with <span>, or rewrite them to use HTML <ol> or <ul> lists.
| Syntax | Result |
|---|---|
<tabber> |-|Tab One= #List item one #List item two #List item three |-|Tab Two= #Tab two and it's unordered #For some reason </tabber> |
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| Syntax | Result |
|---|---|
<tabber> |-|Tab One= <span> #List item one #List item two #List item three </span> |-|Tab Two= <span> #Tab two and it's unordered #For some reason </span> </tabber> |
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| Syntax | Result |
|---|---|
<tabber> |-|Tab One= <ol> <li>List item one</li> <li>List item two</li> <li>List item three</li> </ol> |-|Tab Two= <ol> <li>Tab two and it's unordered</li> <li>For some reason</li> </ol> </tabber> |
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