Nest Tabs Within Tabs

I’m having the exact same problem. I was wondering if you had managed to come up with a solution for this?

Cheers,

Mike

me, too, having the same problem.
Looks like we have to use spoilers instead of nested tabs.

I am also looking for a nested tabs – solution

I would actually like to go 3 deep!

Anyone found one?

Thanks

I am having the same problem. I would also like to have three levels.

[su_spoiler title=”What is Family Leadership?”]Family leadership is parents and family members sharing their unique perspective and experiences to help other families, improve how organizations provide supports to children and families, and influence and shape the policies and systems that provide services. Family leaders can learn and develop specific skills and core competencies that better enable them to be a strong leader and a collective voice for all families.[/su_spoiler]
[su_spoiler title=”Who can be a family leader?”] Everyone is a Leader! [/su_spoiler]
[su_spoiler title=”What do family leaders do?”]Family leaders make a difference in many ways. Here are the basic ways family leaders partner with others to create change:
[su_spoiler title=”Partnering To Support Others”]Partnering To Support Others includes family leaders who want to support other families who might be experiencing circumstances or events that are similar to what they have experienced in the past.[/su_spoiler]
[su_spoiler title=”Partnering for Quality Improvement”]T includes family leaders who want to help organizations, service systems, or policy makers improve services to better meet the needs of families:
[su_spoiler title=”PARTNERING WITHIN ORGANIZATIONS”]This is participating in focus groups, completing satisfaction surveys, reviewing products for an organization, serving on advisory boards or councils, providing professional development on issues from the family perspective, or serving in a staff role in an organization. [/su_spoiler]
[su_spoiler title=”PARTNERING FOR SYSTEMS CHANGE”]This means sharing personal experiences with decision makers by providing testimony at hearings, meeting in person with legislators, or writing newspaper editorials or letters to the editor on systems or policy issues. A family leader might also run for public office, participate in a public awareness campaign, serve in advisory roles on statewide systems, or serve in professional leadership or management roles for systems.[/su_spoiler]
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[su_spoiler title=”Why should I become a family leader?”]
To make the journey easier for other families
To learn knowledge and skills to help with future challenges
It’s empowering to reach back and help a system that helped you.
To improve services for children and families.
It’s a chance to be a part of bringing about real change[/su_spoiler][su_spoiler title=”How can Missouri Family to Family help me as a family leader?”][/su_spoiler]