I’ve used webflow tabs to create pages within pages which work great however the client has requested links to each tab, so rather than just directing people to the default tab on the page they can direct people to a specific tab. In other words, instead of giving people this link: website.com/site-page.php they can give people a link to the tab identifier such as website.com/sitepage.php#tab-id
I love this idea, but it doesn’t seem to work anymore? Or maybe it’s just me and my JS skills. I’ve tried anything for the past two days to make this work, but something is missing from the code and I can not figure out what…
@design, Was it intentional to include only part of the code in your post “formated as code” and the other part separately?
no it wasn’t my intention split the code up in that post, so just ignore that! Check out The Hawke's Bay A&P Society to see it in working order, you should be able to pull the code from that
I am also looking to be able to give each tab on a page a unique url. @design - I had a look at your http://showgroundshb.co.nz/ site, nice work I can see it working. I have tried to copy the script and tried it in the site wide custom code as well as the page specific code of my site but it is not working.
If anyone can offer any help it’d be greatly appreciated.
The tab menu is on the left and the tab content is on the right. So whenever you click on one of the tab (category) link on the left, the URL path should change to oldsinks.webflow.io/tabname.
The closest example I got in this forum is this:
And what I am trying to achieve here is what @design did on his website :
You can see every time you click on different tab links the URL change to its tab name.
So yeah if anyone can assist me with a trick or a solution on how to execute it on webflow, it would be great because this is the last piece that I am trying to solve in order to fully build my client’s project on webflow without exporting the code later and hard code manually the things that I couldn’t do with webflow.