Tab Container

Synopsis: The tab container can be used to create a mini 'in-page' navigation with child content. The component can house other components under its child content area.

Author can toggle between default and sticky position, toggle drop shadow and choose between full width or contained width options.

With sticky configuration, upon scroll, tab navigations will stick below the primary nav and as the content of tab scroll passes the tab navigation, the tab navigation disappears. Reappears on reverse scroll. Default option is without this sticky behavior and component scrolls with the page. Contained width provides it to extend to a max of 1440px. Tab navigation is fluid below that. In full-width the border extends edge to edge of page. Each tab content area is always 100% width of its parent container.

Content fields:

Tab Title, Tab ID, Analytics Name, Aria Label.

Options: 

Tab v2: Check box(Optional)

Background color: Fiserv color palette

Tab Navigation Position: Default, Sticky Position.

Tab Navigation Width: Full Width, Contained Width.

Drop Shadow Check box (Optional).

Tab Navigation Layout: Accordion.

Expanded by Default Check Box (Optional)

Note: Tab v2 variant should be authored outside container only and Sticky position will not work in this variation.

Usage: All pages. 

Note: This should be used as an example only. There will be additional requirements related to each individual component usage and page design, such as font treatments, padding and margin requirements, ADA compliance etc, so please use the below examples for reference only to demonstrate core function.

Scenario 1

Sticky Position

Ingredients: 1 Container, 1 Tab Container with various components used within

This scenario consists of 1 tab container with sticky navigation, sitting within a contained container. The tab container is configured with 4 tabs. Within each tab other components can be placed in near unlimited combinations. This example replicates usage on Fiserv.com segment pages. Setting the style to sticky keeps the tab navigation stuck on the page until the visitor scrolls past the tab section.

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Scenario 2

Tab v2

Ingredients: 1 Tab Container with various components used within

This scenario consists of  The tab container is configured with 4 tabs. Within each tab other components can be placed in near unlimited combinations. This example replicates usage on Fiserv.com segment pages.