Tabs

Tabs serve as an effective tool for organizing instructions tailored to various customer segments, specific objectives, or diverse implementations. By categorizing content into distinct sections, they significantly enhance the user experience and ensure that relevant information is easily accessible. This structured approach not only improves navigation but also allows users to quickly find what they need, ultimately streamlining their interaction with the material.

To create tabs:

Type /

Select Tabs

Tab Example

To set up the SDK, do the following:

Get the SDK from the website.
Run gradle.
Add an import as such to the code:

import AwesomeSDK;

Example Android Code

package com.example.helloworld; import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity; import android.os.Bundle; public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity { @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); } }

To set up the SDK, do the following:

Get the SDK from the website.
Run cocopods.
Add an import as such to the code:

import AwesomeSDK

Tab Block Features

The following are features of the tab block:

It can have as many tabs as visually possible.
Every tab has its own title, and is linkable.
Headings inside tabs can be used with page linking.
Tab contents are searchable.
Tab contents can contain all kinds of blocks and formatting supported by DeveloperHub
When you switch to a tab, all other tabs with the same title on the page will switch automatically as well.
When you switch to a tab or visit another page in the docs, all tab blocks will automatically switch to the same tab title if possible.

Tabs Known Limitations

The following are known limitations of tabs:

You can search through tab contents, but clicking on a search result from a non-default tab won't switch to that tab.
Tabs cannot contain other tabs.

Last updated on May 4, 2025

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