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@bhdzllr/tabs

v1.0.4

Published

Tabs web component - accessible and styleable

Readme

Tabs

Tabs with automatic activation as web component - accessible and styleable.

Usage

Install with

npm install @bhdzllr/tabs

Example

Import the component in your JS file:

import { Tabs } from '@bhdzllr/tabs';

Example with title and aria-labelledby:

<h1 id="jl-tablist-title">Justice League Members</h1>

<bhdzllr-tabs aria-labelledby="jl-tablist-title">
	<button slot="tab">Batman</button>
	<button slot="tab">Superman</button>
	<button slot="tab">Wonder Woman</button>
	<button slot="tab">The Flash</button>
	<button slot="tab">Cyborg</button>
	<button slot="tab">Aquaman</button>

	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Batman</h2>
		<p>Content Batman</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Superman</h2>
		<p>Content Superman</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Wonder Woman</h2>
		<p>Content Wonder Woman</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>The Flash</h2>
		<p>Content The Flash</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Cyborg</h2>
		<p>Content Cyborg</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Aquaman</h2>
		<p>Content Aquaman</p>
	</section>
</bhdzllr-tabs>

Example with aria-label on web component.

It's also possible to use the component without CSS or JS for progressive enhancement. Just add attribute hidden to the buttons and in CSS make sure they are visible with display: inline-block. With that you have just the tab panels without the buttons if JS is disabled and no tab buttons if styling is disabled.

<bhdzllr-tabs wa-aria-label="Justice League Members">
	<button slot="tab" hidden>Batman</button>
	<button slot="tab" hidden>Superman</button>
	<button slot="tab" hidden>Wonder Woman</button>
	<button slot="tab" hidden>Cyborg</button>
	<button slot="tab" hidden>Aquaman</button>

	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Batman</h2>
		<p>Content Batman</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Superman</h2>
		<p>Content Superman</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Wonder Woman</h2>
		<p>Content Wonder Woman</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>The Flash</h2>
		<p>Content The Flash</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Cyborg</h2>
		<p>Content Cyborg</p>
	</section>
	<section slot="tabpanel">
		<h2>Aquaman</h2>
		<p>Content Aquaman</p>
	</section>
</bhdzllr-tabs>