Adding a Tabs Block to Your Story
The Tabs block lets you organize multiple sections of content into a clean, interactive layout. Readers can click through each tab to explore different information, and you'll get analytics showing which tabs they engaged with most.
To add a Tabs layout, look for the Add a Content Block icon on the right side of the editor, then select Tabs from the list of available content blocks.
Customizing Each Tab
Click on any individual tab to select it and access its settings. The toolbar at the top of the editor will show options to customize that tab, including:
Align — control how content is aligned within the tab
Background color and Border color — style the tab's appearance
Border and Radius — adjust the tab's shape and outline
Layout — set the content ratio inside the tab
Anchor — link to this tab from elsewhere in the story
Pin tab — choose which tab appears first when the reader reaches this section
Choosing a Layout for Each Tab
Each tab can have its own layout, independent of the others. Click Layout in the toolbar to open the Container Ratio options. You can choose from:
30/70 — smaller left column, larger right column
50/50 — equal split
70/30 — larger left column, smaller right column
100 — full-width single column
This means each tab in your block can have a completely different visual structure — for example, one tab could show a chart on the right with text on the left, while another tab shows a full-width image.
Adding Content Elements to a Tab
Once you've selected a layout, you can add any element into each tab's content areas. Click inside the tab's content zone to reveal the Add element prompt, then choose from Text, Image, Video, or More to browse additional element types.
Each tab is edited independently — switch between tabs to add and customize content for each one separately. This lets you present completely different content under each tab heading.
Editing Tab Titles
To rename a tab, simply click directly on the tab's title text and type your new label. Tab titles should clearly describe what the reader will find inside — for example, "First-year results" or "Second-year results."
Adding and Deleting Tabs
You can manage the number of tabs in your block at any time:
To add a tab, click the Duplicate button (shown at the far right of the tab bar when a tab is selected). This creates a copy of the selected tab, including its layout and content.
To delete a tab, select the tab and click the Delete button from the tab's options menu.
Pinning a Default Tab
Use the Pin tab option in the toolbar to choose which tab is shown first when a reader arrives at this section. Click Pin tab while the desired tab is selected, and that tab will be the default open view for your readers.
How Readers Experience Tabs
From the reader's perspective, the Tabs block is fully interactive. Readers can click through each tab to view the different content sections at their own pace.
As the creator, you'll receive analytics on which tabs each reader clicks. This tells you which sections of your content they were most interested in — useful for understanding what resonates with your audience and following up on the right topics.