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Extension:TabberNeue - MediaWiki

The TabberNeue extension allows wikis to create tabs within a page. It is a forked and rewritten version of Extension:Tabber. It includes multiple improvements such as page transclusion, responsive layout support, ARIA support, and conform to Wikimedia UI. TabberNeue is a complete replacement of Tabber, please disable or remove Tabber before enabling TabberNeue.

Download and place the file(s) in a directory called TabberNeue in your extensions/ folder.
Add the following code at the bottom of your LocalSettings.php file:
```
wfLoadExtension( 'TabberNeue' );
```
Done – Navigate to Special:Version on your wiki to verify that the extension is successfully installed.

Name Description Values Default $wgTabberNeueEnableAnimation Enable or disable smooth scroll animation true - enable; false - disable true $wgTabberNeueParseTabName Parse tab name as wikitext. This can have a performance impact and cause unexpected behaviors. true - enable; false - disable false $wgTabberNeueUpdateLocationOnTabChange If enabled, when a tab is selected, the URL displayed on the browser changes. Opening this URL makes that tab initially selected true - enable; false - disable true $wgTabberNeueAddTabPrefix If enabled, tabpanel IDs will be prepended with "tabber-" to avoid conflicts with page headings. true - enable; false - disable true

TabberNeue adds a tracking category to all pages using Tabber for maintenance purposes. There are two ways to suppress the category from viewers:

Hide the categories by putting __HIDDENCAT__ in the category page
Remove the categories by creating the following pages and empty the page:

MediaWiki:Tabberneue-tabber-category
MediaWiki:Tabberneue-tabbertransclude-category

TabberNeue uses the exact same syntax as Tabber.

Tabs are created with tabName=tabBody, and separated by |-|. You can use any wikitext within your tabs, including templates and images.

<tabber>
|-|First Tab Title=
First tab content goes here.
|-|Second Tab Title=
Second tab content goes here.
|-|Third Tab Title=
Third tab content goes here.
</tabber>

Nested tabbers need to be written as parser functions. Instead of the <tabber/> tags, they are wrapped with {{#tag:tabber|}} and separated by {{!}}-{{!}}. It is useful when creating nested tabber.

<tabber>
|-| First Tab Title =
{{#tag:tabber
| Tab Title A = Tab content A goes here.
{{!}}-{{!}} Tab Title B = Tab content B goes here.
{{!}}-{{!}} Tab Title C = Tab content C goes here.
}}
|-| Second Tab Title =
{{#tag:tabber
| Tab Title D = Tab content D goes here.
{{!}}-{{!}} Tab Title E = Tab content E goes here.
{{!}}-{{!}} Tab Title F = Tab content F goes here.
}}
|-| Third Tab Title =
{{#tag:tabber
| Tab Title G = Tab content G goes here.
{{!}}-{{!}} Tab Title H = Tab content H goes here.
{{!}}-{{!}} Tab Title I = Tab content I goes here.
}}
</tabber>

With the transclusion mode, the syntax is different, and it's more similar to <gallery> syntax.

The contents of the page of the first tab will be transcluded. Other tabs will be transcluded on-demand with AJAX, performing a request to the MediaWiki api. Once requested, they won't be fetched again until the page is reloaded. Note that Tabbers on the transcluded page will not be rendered.

Tabs are created with pageName|tabName, and separated by a new line.

<tabbertransclude>
First Page Name|First Tab Title
Second Page Name|Second Tab Title
Third Page Name|Third Tab Title
</tabbertransclude>

You can add HTML attributes such as ID and class to the tabber element.

<tabber id="very-awesome-tabber" class="awesome-tabber" data-test="awesome-data">
|-|Awesome Tab Title 1=
Awesome first tab content goes here.
|-|Awesome Tab Title 2=
Awesome second tab content goes here.
|-|Awesome Tab Title 3=
Awesome third tab content goes here.
</tabber>

Tabber can be invoked in Lua with the mw.ext.tabber library. For example:

 mw.ext.tabber.render( {
     {
         label = 'Tab 1',
         content = 'Content 1'
     },
     {
         label = 'Tab 2',
         content = 'Content 2'
     },
     {
         label = 'Tab 3',
         content = 'Content 3'
     },
     {
         label = 'Tab 4',
         content = 'Content 4'
     }
 } )

TabberNeue on
Skin:Vector

Extension:Tabber - original version of this extension
Extension:Header Tabs

This extension is included in the following wiki farms/hosts and/or packages: This is not an authoritative list. Some wiki farms/hosts and/or packages may contain this extension even if they are not listed here. Always check with your wiki farms/hosts or bundle to confirm.

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