Tabs module
Tabs modules provide a compact display of many related assets. A tab module contains a title, description, and individual tabs. Each tab typically contains modules, each with its own title, description, and assets.
Note
This topic describes how to create a shared tabs module that you can use in multiple assets. If you want to create a one-off tabs module, see Creating a one-off module.
To create a tab module:
- In the header, click .
- From the Create list, select Tabs Module.
- Using the following table as a reference, complete the fields as needed.
- Complete your site's workflow and publish the tabs module.
Field | Description |
Title | Enter a title. This title is visible to the visitors to your site. |
Description | Enter a description. This description is visible to the visitors to your site. |
Tabs | Add tabs to the tab module by doing the following:
|
Call To Action |
Select None, Internal or External.
Using the Call to Action Advanced tab When setting up an internal or external call to action, you have the option to set how the link will behave. External—Advanced tab
Internal—Advanced tab
|
Call To Action Button Text | Enter text appearing on the call-to-action button. This text is visible to the visitors to your site. |
The following illustration shows just one example of how Brightspot renders a tabs module.

Tab module rendered
Referring to the previous illustration—
- The tab module contains two tabs:
Authors
andResearch
. - The
Research
tab contains a list moduleWhite papers
. The list module has a title, description, and a list of three assets.
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