RMarkdown: how to complete a tab

Question

Once I have defined tabs, how do I define content outside / below tabs? Or, how do I end tabbed content?

I planned a layout like this:

title content above tabbed region. tab1 tab2 ------------------- tab content 1 ------------------- content below tabbed region 

which in rmarkdown will be

 ## title {.tabset .tabset-fade} content above tabbed region. ### tab 1 tab content 1 ### tab 2 tab content 2 content below tabbed region. 

But content below tabbed region. Appears as part of tab2. How can this be determined outside the tab?

Perhaps I may have the following headings in the content below. So the related question is how to determine which headers should be part of the tab and which should not be?

Answer 1

My approach to this problem is simple, but it works:

 ## title {.tabset .tabset-fade} content above tabbed region. ### tab 1 tab content 1 ### tab 2 tab content 2 ## content below tabbed region 

A tab only works for “header subheadings using the .tabset attribute will appear inside the tabs and not as a separate section” (see here )

Thus, you just need to define a new title (in this case without a title) one level above the tabs to signal RMD so that it is not in the tabbed section.

It is also possible to create a document with different tabs in different headers:

 ## section 1 {.tabset .tabset-fade} content above tabbed region. ### tab 1 tab content 1 ### tab 2 tab content 2 ## section 2 {.tabset .tabset-fade} ### tab 1 tab content 1 ### tab 2 tab content 2 ### tab 3 tab content 3 # content below tabbed region 

Yours faithfully,
J_f

Answer 2

An alternative is to use a closing div tag (i.e. </div> ). See the following:

 --- title: "Test" output: html_document --- '''{r setup, include=FALSE} knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE) ''' ## Title {.tabset .tabset-fade} Content above tabbed region. ### Tab 1 Tab 1 content ### Tab 2 Tab 2 content </div> Content below tabbed region 

Answer 3

Use {-} to remove table of contents numbers after tabbed content ends

 tab content 2 ## section 2 {.tabset .tabset-fade} ### tab 1 tab content 1 ### tab 2 tab content 2 ### tab 3 tab content 3 ## {-} content below tabbed region