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This is a demo page to show how the HeaderTabs extension works. HeaderTabs allows you to divide the page using tabs that are positioned on the top of the page. Anything before the first tab will be shown in this section. You can also put text below the tab sections with the text below. HeaderTabs is really just another way to display the page, much like Portals, but not as complicated to build. See the ''How To'' tab for more info on including HeaderTabs in your article
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This is a demo page to show how the HeaderTabs extension works. HeaderTabs allows you to divide the page using tabs that are positioned on the top of the page. Anything before the first tab will be shown in this section. You can also put text below the tab sections with the text below. HeaderTabs is really just another way to display the page, much like Portals, but not as complicated to build. See the '''''How To''''' tab for more info on including HeaderTabs in your article
  
 
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It's easy to create a page with HeaderTabs. All headers with a single equal sign (=) like this <nowiki>=How To=</nowiki> become a tab. For each section, simple create the header and place the info that you want to be displayed using normal wikitext.
 
It's easy to create a page with HeaderTabs. All headers with a single equal sign (=) like this <nowiki>=How To=</nowiki> become a tab. For each section, simple create the header and place the info that you want to be displayed using normal wikitext.
  
To end the tabs section, you need to put this wikitext <nowiki><headertabs /></nowiki>. Anything included below that wikitext will not be included in the tabs section. To see how this page is structured using HeaderTabs, click the ''Edit'' or the ''View source'' tab in the upper right corner of the page.
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To end the tabs section, you need to put this wikitext <nowiki><headertabs /></nowiki>. Anything included below that wikitext will not be included in the tabs section. To see how this page is structured using HeaderTabs, click the '''''Edit''''' or the '''''View source''''' tab in the upper right corner of the page.
  
  

Latest revision as of 18:33, 25 March 2017

This is a demo page to show how the HeaderTabs extension works. HeaderTabs allows you to divide the page using tabs that are positioned on the top of the page. Anything before the first tab will be shown in this section. You can also put text below the tab sections with the text below. HeaderTabs is really just another way to display the page, much like Portals, but not as complicated to build. See the How To tab for more info on including HeaderTabs in your article

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A Side Record
Date Opponent Score Notes
4 Mar Grizzlies 37-3 at CC
18 Mar Highlanders 20-9 at AFA
27 March Cranwell 24-11 Spring Break to UK
14 April Navy 10-12 All Service Tournament at Annapolis
15 April Army 27-6 All Service Tournament (might have been 37-6)
21 April Barbarians 27-0 at CSU
22 April Notre Dame 25-10 at CSU
28 April Alumni  ?-6 Won
5 May UNC 33-6 at Greeley Rnd 1 of Blue Ribbon Cup
12 May Harlequins 30-0 Rnd 2 of Blue Ribbon Cup
13 May Grizzlies 20-0 Rnd 3 of Blue Ribbon Cup
13 May Queen City 24-3 Blue Ribbon Cup Championship
Season Record 11-1

It's easy to create a page with HeaderTabs. All headers with a single equal sign (=) like this =How To= become a tab. For each section, simple create the header and place the info that you want to be displayed using normal wikitext.

To end the tabs section, you need to put this wikitext <headertabs />. Anything included below that wikitext will not be included in the tabs section. To see how this page is structured using HeaderTabs, click the Edit or the View source tab in the upper right corner of the page.


More text can be included after the tabs section like this.