Guide to Tabs/First Tab

Tabs are useful for splitting up very large pages into sections, while at the same time keeping all information organized and displayed on one page. For example, take the Jurassic Park Tyrannosaurus. There is both a movie canon and novel canon version of the rex, both of which need extensive articles to cover all the available information. Normally, this would mean one of two things: either both sections would be placed on one page, making things messy and disorganized; or they would be contained in separate articles, which leaves things organized but not as easy to access or compare. With tabs we can have all of the good things and almost none of the bad things.

See 2nd Tab for further info.