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Usage[edit]

This template named TabbedContent is used to create new tabbed content. These type of navigation templates provide pages with a header, a tab on top and a description associated with very every tab. The usage of the template is as follows:

Create a header with an <h1> tag.
- For more information on h1 tags and its associated header tags in HTML refer to the documentation at https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_hn.asp
- Any styling required for the header can be accomplished through a style attribute to the header tag.
  - For more information on style refer to https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_style.asp
  - For color picking please use the following link https://www.google.com/search?q=%23ffffff
Invoke a double curly brace structure and inside it call the headerRender function from my_module as given below:
{{#invoke: my_module | headerRender ... }}
After invocation, the tab color and respective tab names should be given separated by a ':'. Additionally a hyperlink should be created to direct to the page that has the content for description of the given tab header.
- For information on how to create hyperlinks in wiki markup, refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Link.
  - Additionally a third parameter may be provided to embed additional style attributes.(The same has to separated by another ':')
  - Note: HTML Anchor Tags are not supported. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:HTML_in_wikitext#a
An example is given below:

red:[[/Run|Run]]

All the tab headers should be separated by a '|' operator and the last input attribute should be a key=value pair of the color that the tag banner should take.

An example of a complete invocation statement is
{{#invoke: my_module | headerRender | orange:[[/Plan|Plan]] | red:[[/Run|Run]] | color=3e8e41 }}

Finally, the same should be repeated on all subpages created in the invocation pages and a <span> tag containing the description of the subpage.

For a complete visual please see below: