Localtab Macro

Structure your page's content in tabs. Must be used within a Localtab-Group macro.

This macro is helpful if you want to:

structure a long Confluence page to prevent excess scrolling
put additional information in tabs instead of displaying them in the main content (eg. related pages, Jira issues, page properties, or other macros)

Place multiple Localtab macros inside a Localtab-Group macro.

How this looks in the editor:

How this looks once the page is published:

Name	Description
Title	The title of the tab. This setting is required.
Active	Specify whether this tab should be active when the page is loaded. Only one tab can be set to active. By default, the content of the first tab will be displayed when the page is loaded.
Link ID `id`	Set an ID to link to this tab (optional). Example: When using ID `ExampleTab`, you can link to this tab with `#ExampleTab` after the page URL. The link ID needs to be unique on the page. Linking is only possible if you have one layer of Localtabs. If you nest multiple Localtab Group and Localtab macros, this will not work.
Tab icon	Display an icon next to the tab title. Choose from a big icon library. See details.
Tab image URL	Display an icon next to the tab title. Use an external URL. See details.

Localtab-Group Macro

This macro is a wrapper macro. It generates tab navigation with the individual Localtab macros that are inserted.

Name	Description
Vertical orientation `vertical`	Tick the box to display the tabs vertically. By default, tabs are oriented horizontally.
Width `width`	The width of the vertical tabs in pixels. The default is 150 pixels. This parameter only makes sense if the vertical orientation is enabled.
Lock position `positionFixed`	If checked, the vertical tabs will scroll with the content. This parameter only makes sense if the vertical orientation is enabled.
Tab style `tabStyle`	Define how tabs look like in the UI. More details on the tab styles As a user, you can switch between the tab style "Atlassian tabs" (default) and "index cards". Switch between the styles by editing the macro and changing the "Tab style". Tab style "Atlassian tabs" is the standard Atlassian tab layout. It is used as default. Tab style "index cards" displays the tabs as cards (2D).

Childtabs Macro
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Localtab Macro
Structure your page's content in tabs. Must be used within a Localtab-Group macro.