The Tab Layout app provides you the needed structure to create different layouts within the store's main one from the use of tabs.

Example of a storefront with tabs (Perfumes até 40%off, Presentes, and Best Sellers) displaying different content for users.

1. Add the Tab Layout app to your theme's dependencies in the manifest.json file:

Now, you are able to use all the blocks exported by the tab-layout app. Check out the full list below:

Block name	Description
tab-layout	Parent block that merely defines the logic (via its children blocks) for the layout structure, declaring the desired list of tabs and its content.
tab-list	Defines the list of tabs to be rendered. It only accepts the tab-list.item block as a child.
tab-list.item	Defines the rendering for a given tab. Notice that it does not define the tab content, which is handled by the tab-content.item block.
tab-list.item.children	Flexible alternative to tab-list.item. Defines the rendering for a given tab and also accepts any array of blocks as its children.
tab-content	Defines the list of content to be rendered in each tab. It only accepts the tab-content.item block as a child.
tab-content.item	Defines the content for a given tab.

2. In the desired page template (e.g., store.home), add the tab-layout block:

3. Declare the tab-list and the tab-content blocks as tab-layout's children. Do not forget to use the tab-layout's props, for example:

4. Add and then declare the desired tab-list.item blocks as tab-list's children:

5. Add and then declare the desired tab-content.item blocks as tab-content's children:

Make sure to declare the tab-content.item's children blocks in order to properly render the tab content.

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
defaultActiveTabId	string	ID of the desired tab to be rendered as the default one. If no value is provided, the first tab declared in the theme will be used as default.	undefined
blockClass	string	Block ID of your choosing to be used in CSS customization.	undefined

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
blockClass	string	Block ID of your choosing to be used in CSS customization.	undefined

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
blockClass	string	Block ID of your choosing to be used in CSS customization.	undefined
tabId	string	Tab ID of your choosing. It will be used to match the tab to its content (defined by the tab-content.item block).	undefined
label	string	Defines the tab's text label.	undefined
defaultActiveTab	boolean	Defines the item as the default active tab.	false

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
blockClass	string	Block ID of your choosing to be used in CSS customization.	undefined
tabId	string	Tab ID of your choosing. It will be used to match the tab to a given content (defined by the tab-content.item block).	undefined

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
blockClass	string	Block ID of your choosing to be used in CSS customization.	undefined

Prop name	Type	Description	Default value
blockClass	string	Block ID of your choosing to be used in CSS customization.	undefined
tabId	string	Tab ID of your choosing. It will be used to match the content to a given tab (defined by the tab-list.item / tab-list.item.children blocks).	undefined

Be mindful of the tabID specified in both tab-list.item and tab-content.item blocks, as this parameter couples a tab and its corresponding content.

In order to apply CSS customizations in this and other blocks, follow the instructions given in the recipe on Using CSS Handles for store customization.

CSS Handle
container
contentContainer
contentItem
listContainer
listItem
listItemActive
listItemChildren
listItemChildrenActive