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So you start at the top of the tab group, add a tab-in-group per tab, and then cut-and-paste the content from inside the old macro. Don’t forget to make sure that the tab’s title corresponds. It is a bit tricky to cut and paste inside a tab (you tend to collect the containing macro) but adding some text before and after aid selection, especially so with tables. After a while muscle memory cuts in.
An Alternative to Tabs
Given the time that tabs take to render, you may prefer to replace tabs by a series of expand markups. The title of the tab becomes the title of the tab and the contents, the contents.
Code Expansion
With larger code snippets that are outside tabs, remember to add an Expand macro around the converted snippet macro to get back the collapsible feature. With tabs, this is impossible, so it’s a judgement call. In some cases, it might be possible to reorganize the content a bit to eliminate the tab, or it may be ok to leave the snippet expanded since it’s invisible unless the tab is selected.
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Finally, beware of the (new in the last 10 days) pulldown giving you the choice of DisplatyUrl/DisplayAsLink/DisplayAsCard. This is can be a one way journey requiring a lot of Undo operations to get back content.
Warning and Errors and Info
The title will come in as a 'Heading 3' which will then be rendered in the table of contents. You may want to make it 'Normal text` (ctrl-\) and then bold (ctrl-b)
Style Conventions
The best convention is really “do what’s already done”, so copying existing pages with a similar layout is generally the best thing to do. The following is really just a reverse engineered summary of the general approach used.
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