Tabs Block Lite

Tabs are a common UI/UX pattern that can help reduce or condense the amount of information presented to users. They are a set of layered sections of content with interactive headings that each contain a title, content snippet, or thumbnail representing a section of content. The headings function as controls that enable users to reveal their associated sections of content. Tabs are commonly used to reduce the need to scroll when presenting multiple sections of content on a single page. The term stems from tabs on file folders in a filing cabinet that are used for separation and organization. To learn more, see Tabs Pattern.

Please see Installation section.

1. Login to your WordPress site at domain.com/wp-admin, where domain.com is the domain of your WordPress site.
2. On the Dashboard page, in the left menu, click Posts or Pages.
3. On the Posts or Pages page, either click Add New, search for and/or click the desired post or page title.
4. In the block editor, either:
5. Click the block inserter + icon in the top toolbar
6. Click the block inserter + icon to the right of an empty block, or
7. Click the block inserter + icon between blocks
8. In the block inserter pop-up modal window, search for and/or click Tabs to add a Tabs block.

1. Login to your WordPress site at domain.com/wp-admin, where domain.com is the domain of your WordPress site.
2. On the Dashboard page, in the left menu, click Posts or Pages.
3. On the Posts or Pages page, search for and/or click the desired post or page title.
4. In the block editor, click the desired Tabs block.
5. To edit the whole Tabs block:
6. In the block toolbar above, click the Tabs icon, select the desired position, block alignment, justification, text formatting and/or other options.
7. In the settings sidebar, in the Block tab, select the desired Color, Typography, Dimensions and/or Border settings.
8. To edit a Tab within a Tabs block:
9. Click the desired Tab title and/or panel to edit.
10. In the block toolbar above, select the desired position, justification, text alignment, text formatting and/or other options.
11. In the settings sidebar, in the Block tab, select the desired Color, Typography, Dimensions and/or Advanced settings.
12. To add a Tab, click the + button below the Tabs block.

1. Install WordPress on a local server such as Local, Docker, MAMP or XAMPP.
2. To install Tabs Block Lite on your local site, see Installation section.
3. If node.js is not already installed locally, go to https://nodejs.org/ to install.
4. In a Command Line Interface (CLI) such as Command Prompt or Terminal, navigate to the tabs-block-lite folder. For example, cd localhost/your-site/wp-content/plugins/tabs-block-lite.
5. To install project dependencies, type npm install.
6. In the tabs-block-lite folder, edit the desired file or files.
7. To create or update the production build directory, type npm run build. For other commands, type npm run.