@Oyvind_Hermans take a look at this sample project: https://preview.webflow.com/preview/testing-a7766d?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_source=designer&utm_content=testing-a7766d&preview=d29d876a5c9b2d01f435ef5cf3044c71&mode=preview
Click the black “Tab 1” button:
This is a custom button using the setTimeout that also triggers an interaction for the contents of Tab 2 to move off the screen. It’s a simple example, but it works.
I think to make this useable you’d have to do some more work, something like grab the value of data-w-tab with the class of w—tab-active and then have three hidden click handlers that trigger the out animation of the currently active tab, or run all out animations each time, which might be a lot for the browser to handle. But I think it’s definitely something that could be done…or there is an easy Webflow method that neither of us has thought of yet 
