+++
description = "Show content in a single tab"
title = "Tab"
+++

You can use a `tab` shortcode to display a single tab.

This is especially useful if you want to flag your code example with an explicit language.

If you want multiple tabs grouped together you can wrap your tabs into the [`tabs` shortcode]({{% relref "shortcodes/tabs" %}}).

{{% tab title="c" %}}

```python
printf("Hello World!");
```

{{% /tab %}}

## Usage

While the examples are using shortcodes with named parameter you are free to also call this shortcode from your own partials.

{{< tabs groupid="shortcode-parameter">}}
{{% tab title="shortcode" %}}

````go
{{%/* tab title="c" */%}}
```c
printf("Hello World!");
```
{{%/* /tab */%}}
````

{{% /tab %}}
{{% tab title="partial" %}}

````go
{{ partial "shortcodes/tab.html" (dict
  "page"  .
  "title" "c"
  "content" ("```c\nprintf(\"Hello World!\")\n```" | .RenderString)
)}}
````

{{% /tab %}}
{{< /tabs >}}

### Parameter

| Name                  | Default         | Notes       |
|-----------------------|-----------------|-------------|
| **style**             | see notes       | The style scheme used for the tab. If you don't set a style and you display a single code block inside of the tab, its default styling will adapt to that of a `code` block. Otherwise `default` is used.<br><br>- by severity: `info`, `note`, `tip`, `warning`<br>- by brand color: `primary`, `secondary`, `accent`<br>- by color: `blue`, `green`, `grey`, `orange`, `red`<br>- by special color: `default`, `transparent`, `code` |
| **color**             | see notes       | The [CSS color value](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value) to be used. If not set, the chosen color depends on the **style**. Any given value will overwrite the default.<br><br>- for severity styles: a nice matching color for the severity<br>- for all other styles: the corresponding color |
| **title**             | see notes       | Arbitrary title for the tab. Depending on the **style** there may be a default title. Any given value will overwrite the default.<br><br>- for severity styles: the matching title for the severity<br>- for all other styles: _&lt;empty&gt;_<br><br>If you want no title for a severity style, you have to set this parameter to `" "` (a non empty string filled with spaces) |
| **icon**              | see notes       | [Font Awesome icon name]({{%relref "shortcodes/icon#finding-an-icon" %}}) set to the left of the title. Depending on the **style** there may be a default icon. Any given value will overwrite the default.<br><br>- for severity styles: a nice matching icon for the severity<br>- for all other styles: _&lt;empty&gt;_<br><br>If you want no icon for a severity style, you have to set this parameter to `" "` (a non empty string filled with spaces) |
| _**&lt;content&gt;**_ | _&lt;empty&gt;_ | Arbitrary text to be displayed in the tab. |

## Examples

### Single Code Block with Collapsed Margins

{{% tab title="Code" %}}

```python
printf("Hello World!");
```

{{% /tab %}}

### Mixed Markdown Content

{{% tab title="_**Mixed**_" %}}

A tab can not only contain code but arbitrary text. In this case text and code will get a margin.

```python
printf("Hello World!");
```

{{% /tab %}}

### Understanding `style` and `color` Behavior

The `style` parameter affects how the `color` parameter is applied.

````go
{{</* tabs */>}}
{{%/* tab title="just colored style" style="blue" */%}}
The `style` parameter is set to a color style.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen style color as configured in your theme variant.
{{%/* /tab */%}}
{{%/* tab title="just color" color="blue" */%}}
Only the `color` parameter is set.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen CSS color value.
{{%/* /tab */%}}
{{%/* tab title="default style and color" style="default" color="blue" */%}}
The `style` parameter affects how the `color` parameter is applied.

The `default` style will set the background to your `--MAIN-BG-color` as configured for your theme variant resembling the default style but with different color.
{{%/* /tab */%}}
{{%/* tab title="just severity style" style="info" */%}}
The `style` parameter is set to a severity style.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen style color as configured in your theme variant and also affects the chosen icon.
{{%/* /tab */%}}
{{%/* tab title="severity style and color" style="info" color="blue" */%}}
The `style` parameter affects how the `color` parameter is applied.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen CSS color value and also affects the chosen icon.
{{%/* /tab */%}}
{{</* /tabs */>}}
````

{{< tabs >}}
{{% tab title="just colored style" style="blue" %}}

The `style` parameter is set to a color style.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen style color as configured in your theme variant.

{{% /tab %}}
{{% tab title="just color" color="blue" %}}

Only the `color` parameter is set.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen CSS color value.

{{% /tab %}}
{{% tab title="default style and color" style="default" color="blue" %}}

The `style` parameter affects how the `color` parameter is applied.

The `default` style will set the background to your `--MAIN-BG-color` as configured for your theme variant resembling the default style but with different color.

{{% /tab %}}
{{% tab title="just severity style" style="info" %}}

The `style` parameter is set to a severity style.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen style color as configured in your theme variant and also affects the chosen icon.

{{% /tab %}}
{{% tab title="severity style and color" style="info" color="blue" %}}

The `style` parameter affects how the `color` parameter is applied.

This will set the background to a lighter version of the chosen CSS color value and also affects the chosen icon.

{{% /tab %}}
{{< /tabs >}}