+++ author = "Hugo Authors" title = "HTML and CSS only tabs" date = "2022-05-15" description = "Sample article showcasing shortcodes for HTML/CSS only tabs" tags = [ "markdown", "css", "html", ] categories = [ "themes", "syntax", ] series = ["Themes Guide"] aliases = ["migrate-from-jekyl"] +++ ## Basic shortcodes The following content: ```markdown {{}} {{}} Hello World! {{}} {{}} Goodbye Everybody! {{}} {{}} ``` Will generate: {{< tabgroup >}} {{< tab name="Hello" >}} Hello World! {{< /tab >}} {{< tab name="Goodbye" >}} Goodbye Everybody! {{< /tab >}} {{< /tabgroup >}} ## Right alighment You can also align the tabs to the right: ```markdown {{}} {{}} Hello World! {{}} {{}} Goodbye Everybody! {{}} {{}} ``` Giving you this look: {{< tabgroup align="right" >}} {{< tab name="Hello" >}} Hello World! {{< /tab >}} {{< tab name="Goodbye" >}} Goodbye Everybody! {{< /tab >}} {{< /tabgroup >}} ## Markdown content Any valid markdown can be used inside the tab: ~~~markdown {{}} {{}} ```ruby puts 'Hello' ``` {{}} {{}} ```python print('Hello') ``` {{}} {{}} ```js console.log('Hello') ``` {{}} {{}} ~~~ And you get this lovely content: {{< tabgroup align="right" style="code" >}} {{< tab name="Ruby" >}} ```ruby puts 'Hello' ``` {{< /tab >}} {{< tab name="Python" >}} ```python print('Hello') ``` {{< /tab >}} {{< tab name="JavaScript" >}} ```js console.log('Hello') ``` {{< /tab >}} {{< /tabgroup >}} In this case `style="code"` makes it look a little nicer for scenarios where your content purely a code block.