Good afternoon my fellow designers!
I am currently using the TAB element for my new blog-section.
The TAB (MENU) currently contains the title of each blog post.
To increase the User Expierence of this particular section, I would like to ‘‘attach’’ a link to the TAB-MENU-ITEM that is (ACTIVE).
Now, It is not possible to place a LINK-BLOCK (absolute) in a TAB-MENU item, so this option is out of option.
Is there a way to assign a Link to the (active/current) TAB-MENU-ITEM?
Can this be done with custom code?
Kind regards,
Djaya!
sarahfrison
March 18, 2019, 1:23pm
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Could you share your read-only link with us? That way it’s easier to take a look at your set-up
sarahfrison
March 20, 2019, 2:11pm
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Good thing I can read Dutch Creating full screen menus in Webflow - YouTube
Hi Sarah,
I do not think interactions can solve this.
Since I cannot place a link-div inside a tab-menu item.
Normally, i would set the link-div to display:none and show when tab is acrive.
However, this is not possible.
Would love to hear your thoughts
sarahfrison
March 20, 2019, 5:12pm
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Oh, sorry, I meant not using tabs at all and building this out with interactions like the video shows.
. So I’m assuming you want each tab to link to the relevant article? I would honestly use interactions for this sort of thing.