# Tab

Tabs are a navigation element that allow users to easily access different areas of a site or different parts of an individual page.

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The `tab` block only appears once you have added a `tab list` block
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The `tab` block is to be used in tandem with the `tab content` block
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By default, The `tab` block contains a heading and a paragraph, which allows you to visually see the tabs and its content in the editor
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The `tab` block doesn’t constrict any of your design freedom and actually liberates you from dealing with interactions and classes etc.
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To add a new `tab` block, select the `tab list` block and  click on the "+" icon in the toolbar.

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<summary>Add</summary>

1. Select a tab list block
2. Open the <img src="/files/sHJscThWb2nW7KToY5IY" alt="" data-size="line"> Navigator
3. Select the ➕ ​​icon to add as many tabs as desired

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