Tailwind CSS Tabs

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Default

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Default with Icons

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Default Justified

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Default in Card

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Pills

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Pills with Icons

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Pills Justified

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Pills in Card

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Pills Vertical

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Pills Vertical in Card

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I use tabs for URL-based navigation?

Yes, but the approach differs from client-side tabs. Each tab becomes a link to a different route or URL parameter, and the server or router determines which content to load. The visual tab component stays the same, but instead of toggling panels on the client, each tab triggers navigation. This is common for settings pages where each section has its own URL and can be bookmarked directly.

How do I handle tab overflow when there are too many tabs?

When tabs exceed the available width, you have several options: allow horizontal scrolling with overflow-x-auto and a subtle scroll indicator, collapse extra tabs into a "More" dropdown, or switch to a vertical layout on wider screens. On mobile, converting tabs to a native select dropdown handles any number of options cleanly.

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