With a tab / accordion, content can be shown and hidden in tabs or as an accordion.
They are either displayed as tabs, as an accordion or alternatively as image tiles.
Any elements can be inserted into a single tab. Multi-column layouts on a tab are also possible.
Tabs can be linked "from the outside" so that a specific tab is opened directly when a page is opened.
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Presents a number of contents in tabs that can be shown and hidden. By default, the first tab is open when the page is loaded. Only one tab can be opened at a time.
Represents a series of tab cards in the form of an accordion. In contrast to the tab display, the accordion can also have several tabs open by element setting.
Displays a row of image tiles. Clicking on an image tile opens a container below that contains the contents. Various element settings are available for highlighting the active tile.
