How to use a Tabtable in a content page
- From the Project Dashboard, click the Content Node to open it in the editor.
- Select Widget from the Menu bar drop-down. Widgets are listed on the left panel and on the top bar of the editor.
- Next, select Tabtable from the drop-down list.
- Drag and drop the Tabtable Widget in the required section.
- The tabtable widget allows you to define and edit a new tabtable or reuse an existing tabtable.
- Next, select Edit to edit a new tabtable or reuse an existing tabtable.
- On the Edit modal, provide information such as:
- Alignment – The alignment of the tabs
- Top (default)
- Left
- Label – label title
- Label Icon – click on the dropdown to choose an icon
- Description – Description of the label to be displayed after expanding it
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Asset – click Select Asset to upload an asset in the label from the project repository or LOR.
- To upload from the Project Repository:
- Select a file
- Click Add Selected
- To upload a file from your local machine, click the upload button and select the file.
- To upload from the Learning Object Repository:
- Select a file (these files have already been saved to the LOR and hence are visible on this tab)
- You can search or apply filters to find the required image file.
- On selecting the file, click Add Selected
- To upload from the Project Repository:
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Align – Alignment of the asset
- Left (default)
- Right
- Center
- Alt Text – for the Asset (not mandatory)
- Add Label – click the “+” button on the top right to add labels
- Alignment – The alignment of the tabs
- Click Save to save the changes.
- To reuse an existing tabtable, click Reuse Existing on the widget.
- On the Copy Widget modal:
- Select the Project from where you want to reuse the widget
- Select the Node of the project
- Select the Tabtable to be reused
- Click Continue to copy the widget
- After copying the widget, you can click edit to make changes to the widget
- Finally, click Save on the Editor to save the changes.
Note: In preview mode, clicking on the head of each tab will reveal that particular tab. Only one tab can be opened at a time.
On navigating to Author or Preview mode from the top navigation, users will need to select a node to view its content.