Multiple tabs with same content?

[PGijsbers]

I want to use content tabs to show commands specific to each OS:

code:

=== ":material-apple: MacOS"

    ```bash
    python runbenchmark.py randomforest 
    ```

=== ":simple-linux: Linux"

    ```bash
    python runbenchmark.py randomforest 
    ```

=== ":simple-windows: Windows"
    As noted above, we need to install the AutoML frameworks (and baselines) in
    a container. Add `-m docker` to the command as shown:
    ```bash
    python runbenchmark.py randomforest -m docker
    ```
    Future example usages will only show the UNIX invocation, but will still require
    Windows users to add `-m docker`.

However, more often than not MacOS and linux tabs share the same content. I was hoping I could do something like

=== ":material-apple: MacOS"
=== ":simple-linux: Linux"

    my unix content

=== ":simple-windows: Windows"
    
    my windows content

so I don't need to duplicate my documentation. However, I can't find it in the docs and I tried multiple variations, but nothing works. Is there a way to achieve this?

[squidfunk]

There's currently no immediate way of deduplication. What we do is either merge tabs, or duplicate the content. Merging:

=== ":material-apple: MacOS, :simple-linux: Linux"

    my unix content

=== ":simple-windows: Windows"
    
    my windows content

[PGijsbers]

Thanks for letting me know. Unfortunately this does not play well with linked tabs; when selecting linux in one example where linux and macos are separate, it does not also select the linux, macos tab in a joint example. I think I will stick with duplication for now. Is it useful if I open an "idea" discussion?

[squidfunk]

This repository is not the right place to open an idea discussion, because everything that is Markdown processing is considered to be upstream. You might ask the maintainers of Python Markdown Extensions on their input on this idea, who we work closely with.