Sometimes, so that the information we want to manage is organized by certain criteria, we want more than one view section in our Entity. Fortunately JRapid offers us a tool that can help us with that pretty easily: tabs.    Within an entity we only need to give the tab (our lapel) a label and then make sure that everything that goes in said section is written tabbed after that.
   For example, suppose we want to give a Person entity (whose attributes are name, last name, hobbies and favorite music genre) two lapels: one with their personal information and another with fun-facts about them. To give live to this idea, the following code models said example in the MEXX syntaxes.

   
      Person
         <!-- Here might go subsets, defaulters or filters - ->
         #tab label=?Personal Information?
            name d
            lastname d
         #tab label=?Personal Fun-Facts?
            hobbies d
            favorite music genre d
   

   The great thing about tabs is that within them we can have more than properties; we can also have listings, embedded listing, actions, sets, enums and widgets. So one could say that tabs are your oyster!