Add markdown support for tabs

[flanakin]

Tabs are very helpful in organizing content. I would really love to see some support for tabbed content within the wiki.

As an example, DocFx does this with something like the following:

Content before the tabs.

### [Tab A](#tab/tab-a)
Tab A content.

### [Tab B](#tab/tab-b)
Tab B content.
***

Content after the tabs.

Hi flanakin!

Hope it helps in some way, I've entered 2 links that speak the same thing as you ask. My goal here is just to reference what was asked earlier to make it easier to search in case anyone is interested in this feature you request. Here: Add a tabs in the Markdown in profile the of GitHub #14964 and here Add tabbed code snippets in markdown #17381.

An advantage that I see in your request could be the multilanguage support, instead of creating a README.md in English, we could create several readme tabs with support for several languages.

[rlaferla]

This would be tremendously useful in organizing README.md for code examples in different programming languages, instructions for different operating system, etc..

[Sonatai]

It would be a really great feature and it would simplify a lot for me. 🤗

[vanGalilea]

Any update on this guy's?

[jase88]

Would be great for the JS ecosystem to document different commands (that express the same action) for different package managers.
Such a grouped UI element would make it more readable.

[Greatosky]

That's really cool

[ztmaev]

we really need this, There are so many project with readme's in different languages and this would make it easy to show everything on the same page

[SKYBITDev3]

Is there any working syntax or workaround?

[numandev1]

is there any chance?

[hashwagon]

Wiki.js has this feature which adds A LOT of value to a markdown page. So much so that I've seen non-technical folks go out of their way to utilize it.

[ishaan-jaff]

+1

[SyntaxNode]

I would greatly appreciate this feature. My use case is the same as the others in this thread, representing the same code snippet in different languages.