You can now use Confluence's native tabs to group related content in your site. Readers switch between sections instead of scrolling through one long page.Scroll Sites 2026-08-27 also introduces several bug fixes and improvements.
Native Tabs
To add tabs, open a Confluence page in the editor, type /tabs or select Tabs from the insert menu, then add your content to each tab.
Publish your site and the tabs come across as they are setup in Confluence.
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Native tab groups render in the Help Center theme
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Readers can switch between tabs in your published site
Learn more: Supported Macros and Features (Help Center Theme)
Native tabs is still rolling out in Confluence
Atlassian started rolling out the tabs element in July 2026 and is releasing it to instances gradually. If you can't find Tabs in your editor or the /tabs command doesn't appear, the element hasn't reached your Confluence instance yet.
Learn more → https://community.atlassian.com/release-notes/cRHyNLorTtz0VWmxEegd6
We support the core tab behavior. Tab groups render and readers can switch between tabs. Any other configuration options are not supported yet.
Improvements
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STS-262: Serve the complete article index in llms.txt without pagination
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STS-271: Support Confluence native tabs in the Help Center theme
Bug Fixes
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STS-138: Images nested inside a list show center-aligned in help center articles
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STS-166: Site Updates "view more" button is not working as expected
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STS-265: Enabling a new tracker does not re-ask returning visitors for consent
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STS-266: Released integration appears in cookie preferences on sites that do not use it
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STS-267: Help Center theme: Article content “jumps” a few pixels down after initial render
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STS-269: Recently Updated macro html structure not stripping <p> element