It is with crystal clear clarity that i now deliver the exact problem that i am facing
and the exact ‘Solution Route’ for it.
If i add a background color, background image, or overlay to Tab 1 Box, then it causes that same addition to be added to the Navigation menu of that page.
I will first clarify:
By Tab 1 Box, I do not mean Tab Pane; Tab Menu; or the tab text writing.
I mean the Box itself that the writing rests upon.
So i go to this nifty little box, I add a nice background image, and all of a sudden i look up at the Navigation Menu Item of that page, which is ‘Resume’, and what do you know?
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The Menu Item ‘Resume’’ has ITS NIFTY LITTLE BOX now equipped
with the same background image that i added to the Nifty Little Box of ‘Tab 1’. -
To test this, I applied a background image to Tab 2; and boom, the background image got applied to the Nifty Little Box of the Menu Item that somehow correlates to ‘Tab 2’.
This menu item is ‘Reiki’.
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The Homepage has the ‘Logo area’ and the ‘Home’ Nav Link…
also equipped with the same background image. -
The same background image is also applied to the footer area!
I have no styling tags on any of the menu items. There is no class on these menu items. As a result, it could not be that the class from the Tab Box is getting applied to the Nav Menu.
I think the answer rests somewhere in the ‘Selector’…
I have these wonderful test examples completely visible, in their full malfunctioning glory, to be seen at this link: http://lisalove-68a08e.webflow.io
Read only link is here! (to get into the website and feel my wonderful challenge)
https://preview.webflow.com/preview/lisalove-68a08e?preview=d9ff81ffbc342ea677f83a8e09a6386d
Please Advise,
Elliot