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This is a documentation subpage for Template:Start tab.
It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Templates {{Start tab}} and {{End tab}} can be used to create a tabbed interface on portals, projects, help pages and user pages. They should not be used in articles.

Usage

{{Start tab
| freeform-n          = 
| link-n              = 
| link2-n             = 
| link3-n             = 
| link4-n             = 
| link5-n             = 
| tab-n               = 
| frame               = 
| border              = 
| off tab color       = 
| on tab color        = 
| rounding            = 
| tab alignment       = 
| image-n             = 
| tab font-size       = 
| nowrap              = 
| tab spacing percent = 
| preums              = 
}}

{{End tab
| tab-1  = 
| link-1 = 
| tab-2  = 
| link-2 = 
| tab-3  = 
| link-3 = 
| tab-4  = 
| link-4 = 
| off tab color = 
| border        = 
| rounding      = 
}}

Parameters

freeform-n: Set freeform-n = yes to allow for arbitrary code in that tab's tab-n entry rather than just being plain text and a link. See below. When using the freeform attribute, the link attribute remains empty; for example:

| freeform-1          = yes
| tab-1               = [http://www.nytimes.com/ ''The New York Times'']
| link-1              =

link-n: The tab link location, where "n" is number of the tab up to 20.
link2-n: The tab 2nd link location, where "n" is number of the tab up to 20. (only applies when using freeform-n)
link3-n: The tab 3rd link location, where "n" is number of the tab up to 20. (only applies when using freeform-n)
link4-n: The tab 4th link location, where "n" is number of the tab up to 20. (only applies when using freeform-n)
link5-n: The tab 5th link location, where "n" is number of the tab up to 20. (only applies when using freeform-n)
tab-n: The name of the tab, where "n" is number of the tab up to 20.

The maximum number of available tabs is 20.
To use the next page feature, end the page with the {{End tab}} template.

Each tab needs a link attribute with the title of the page it refers to, and a tab attribute with a label for the tab. If the current page title matches a link then that tab will be styled differently. The freeform attribute can be used with any tab (for instance |freeform-2=yes to allow for a freeform label with multiple internal and external links if desired; otherwise, the text in tab is used as a wikilink to the page specified by link.

Additional options:

frame: Set to yes to add a page frame underneath the tabs. This can be closed by adding </div></div> to the end of the page, or wherever else you want the frame to close.
frame color: Background color for frame. Default is on tab color.
border: Border style.
off tab color: Color of the currently unselected tabs.
on tab color: Color of the currently selected tab.
rounding: Add rounding effect to edges of tab boxes.
tab alignment: Override alignment of tab's title (left/center/right).
image-n: Name of optional image (set to 20px) to place next to tab title number n.
tab font-size: Override the font size of the text in the tab.
nowrap: Prevent long names from wrapping on each tab.
tab spacing percent: Override the width between the tabs.
preums: Internally used only on Template:Page tabs

Examples

Example for Wikipedia:WikiProject Athletics:

{{Start tab| frame = yes
| tab-1  = Current page
| link-1 = Template:Start tab
| tab-2  = Project
| link-2 = Wikipedia:WikiProject Athletics
| tab-3  = Project talk
| link-3 = Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Athletics
| tab-4  = Olympics Project
| link-4 = Wikipedia:WikiProject Olympics
| image-4 = Olympic Rings.svg
}}

Text for main part of page goes here.

{{End tab| frame = yes
| tab-1  = Current page
| link-1 = Template:Start tab
| tab-2  = Project
| link-2 = Wikipedia:WikiProject Athletics
| tab-3  = Project talk
| link-3 = Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Athletics
| tab-4  = Olympics Project
| link-4 = Wikipedia:WikiProject Olympics
}}

Text for main part of page goes here.

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