How to make H1 (#) tags into tabs in RMarkdown?

[abalater]

I want a layout where the H1 sections are the tabs. Is there a way to do that?

Example:

---
title: "The Actual Title"
output:
  html_notebook:
    number_sections: yes
    toc: yes
    code_folding: hide
---

# Heading 1
Stuff including lots of subheadings

# Heading 2
Stuff including lots of subheadings

# Heading 3
Stuff including lots of subheadings

Output:

            _____________
Heading 1  |  Heading 2  |  Heading 3 

[andresrcs]

Just for completeness this is also posted on SO

Rmarkdown H1 headings as tabs (tabset)

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[apreshill]

Does this answer your question? https://bookdown.org/yihui/rmarkdown/html-document.html#tabbed-sections

[abalater]

@apreshill -- the issue is that the headings BELOW the tabset headings become tabs. So if I put

# Heading 1 {.tabset}

Then only the sub headings (##) become tabs.

[abalater]

I hear ya. Only one person even responded, and they felt they did not have an answer.

[abalater]

BTW @apreshill, Hi! I'm at OHSU again.

[andresrcs]

Why it has to be H1? If you leave an empty H1 you can get the effect you want but with H2.

# {.tabset}

## Heading 1
Stuff including lots of subheadings

## Heading 2
Stuff including lots of subheadings

[abalater]

@andresrcs That's what I chose to do as a hack, but it still looks hacky.

[apreshill]

haha HI! I am not OHSU anymore!

I see your dilemma- I think the solution probably involves a custom css to override the size- sorry