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|Min={{{Min}}} | |Min={{{Min}}} | ||
| − | |TabColor={{{TabColor| | + | |TabColor={{{TabColor|white}}} |
}}<noinclude> | }}<noinclude> | ||
This page is used to make the tabs consistent on all pages. To understand how to do this directly, see any of the following: {{Documentation}} | This page is used to make the tabs consistent on all pages. To understand how to do this directly, see any of the following: {{Documentation}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:46, 18 August 2014
| [[{{{link1}}}|{{{name1}}}]] |
This page is used to make the tabs consistent on all pages. To understand how to do this directly, see any of the following:
(view - edit) Documentation
Usage
{{TabsHeader
|name1=
|link1=
|name2=
|link2=
|This=
}}
Varibles:
- |name1= name of the 1st tab. Use if you want the name to be one line
- |link1= 1st tab's page goes here
- |name2= name of the 2nd tab. Use if you want the name to be one line
- |link2= 2nd tab's page goes here
- |This=
Add more name# and link# for more tabs.
Example
{{TabsHeader
|name1=Overview
|link1=GIGABYTE_Cup
|name2=Season 1
|link2=GIGABYTE_Cup/Season_1
|name3=Season 2
|link3=GIGABYTE_Cup/Season_2
|This=3}}
*Used with
Will look like this:
| Overview | Season 1 | Season 2 |
{{TabsHeader
|name1=Overview
|link1=GIGABYTE_Cup
|name2=Season 1
|link2=GIGABYTE_Cup/Season_1
|name3=Season 2
|link3=GIGABYTE_Cup/Season_2
|This=3}}
*Used without
Will look like this:
| Overview | Season 1 | Season 2 |
To use this page, set This=n where n is the tab number of the page that calls this macro, e.g This=5 or This=8
