How to add tabs in a confluence page?

[Avinash]

Hi,

I want to add different tabs inside a confluence page with custom tab names and colors. I tried using the composition set up macro with deck and card macro like the following sample code

{composition-setup}

{deck:id=myDeck}

{card:label=tab1}

This is the first tab's content

{card}

{card:label=tab2}

This is the second tab's content

{card}

{deck}

{composition-setup}

But, Nothing gets displayed on the page. Somebody help!

Thanks

[Bob Swift · Accepted solution]

Just use the composition setup at the top, not surrounding the main body.

[Avinash]

Oh, just got it working! for some reason didnt show up in preview. Thanks a lot!

[Avinash]

You mean have the composition setup macro at the top and not at the bottom? I tried that too...still nothing! Am i missing something?

[Jeannene Schelski]

What version of confluence is this in.  I am trying to make the tabs across the page but dont see how I can go into the source code platform to update the code only see the view mode and edit mode to update the pages I have .  Can you assist.

[CharlesH]

Are you using Confluence 4? In this case the composition-setup macro is not required for deck/cards. Just use those macros directly.

[Avinash]

No, Im using Confluence 3.5

[Avinash]

I came across navitab macro. It automatically pulls in all the pages assocated with a root page and assigns them as labels. Also clicking the tab opens up the page associated with it. It doesnt give you a snapshot of the content. So basically this macro doesnt serve the purpose but it might be useful if you want the page links to be presented in a cool way!