Difference between revisions of "Template:Tutorial/TabsTop"
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To create a set of tabs, use these four elements. Keep the page tabs in the same order on all pages and use "Tab1" for the current page. | To create a set of tabs, use these four elements. Keep the page tabs in the same order on all pages and use "Tab1" for the current page. | ||
| − | {{[[ | + | {{[[Template:Tutorial/TabsTop]]}}<br> |
| − | {{[[ | + | {{[[Template:Tutorial/Tab1]]|Current page name}}<br> |
| − | {{[[ | + | {{[[Template:Tutorial/Tab2]]|Other page name(s)}}<br> |
| − | {{[[ | + | {{[[Template:Tutorial/TabsBottom]]}} |
To keep editing tags on the sections, use this first line: | To keep editing tags on the sections, use this first line: | ||
| − | {{[[Tutorial/TabsTopWithEdit]]}}<br> | + | {{[[Template:Tutorial/TabsTopWithEdit]]}}<br> |
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:20, 21 May 2007
Usage
To create a set of tabs, use these four elements. Keep the page tabs in the same order on all pages and use "Tab1" for the current page.
{{Template:Tutorial/TabsTop}}
{{Template:Tutorial/Tab1|Current page name}}
{{Template:Tutorial/Tab2|Other page name(s)}}
{{Template:Tutorial/TabsBottom}}
To keep editing tags on the sections, use this first line:
{{Template:Tutorial/TabsTopWithEdit}}