If you use @antoraproject & would like to add tabsets to your docs, take a hint from @couchbase.
source: raw.githubusercontent.com/couchbaselabs/…
extension: github.com/couchbase/docs…
The extension transforms a description list inside an example block with the style "tabs" into a tabset.
source: raw.githubusercontent.com/couchbaselabs/…
extension: github.com/couchbase/docs…
The extension transforms a description list inside an example block with the style "tabs" into a tabset.
@antoraproject @couchbase Credit goes to @mulesoft for coming up with the original idea for making a tabset in AsciiDoc. This implementation is an evolution of that idea.
@antoraproject @couchbase @MuleSoft Here's a simple example of the source for a tabset:
[tabs]
====
Tab A::
+
--
Tab A contents
--
Tab B::
+
--
Tab B contents
--
====
[tabs]
====
Tab A::
+
--
Tab A contents
--
Tab B::
+
--
Tab B contents
--
====
@antoraproject @couchbase @MuleSoft Due to some limitations in the Asciidoctor AST / built-in converter, the extension has to write out raw HTML. But those details are hidden behind the extension.
@antoraproject @couchbase @MuleSoft Oh, and you probably want to see how it turns out.
docs.couchbase.com/sync-gateway/2…
docs.couchbase.com/sync-gateway/2…
