Hello! So I have this webflow project that I’m working on. I would like to make the photos at thebe such that when I click them, the larger square in the middle will change to show either another image, or section? I essentially want to click them and show information connected to the name of the section. Also, at the bottom of the site, do you see the other icons there? I want to be able to click any of them so that the original image is shown.
But I do not know how to do all of this without changing the appearance with tabs. Also, When I tried and used tabs for the photos at the top: I changed the background to be transparent, but when I changed the viewport to go to mobile, tablet, sideways phone, it no longer sized down properly anymore.
TDLR: I want to be able to click on icons to reveal more info. I want to do so in a way where when the viewpoint is changed, it can scale down properly.
@joejola Ok so I have made the top section into tabs.
Question 1: But How can i make the partnerships link to an external site instead of having a tab pane?(the fourth photo on the top right hand side) . Or maybe even have the Partnerships tab pane be pressed and a custom HTML code be executed?
Question 2: How can I make the tabs so that when the viewpoint is changed, It can decrease properly? I have photos of what it initially looked like before I changed the top to be all tabs. but now, when I switch to mobile, this is what it looks like:
@joejola Okkkk so I have done the link block thing and the tab links (TYSM!!! ) now, The only problem I am having right now, is when I put content in the tab. How can I make it such that the following is done:
How can the initial photo in the center be seen without anyone clicking on a tab yet? (see below the problem of putting the content in the tabs)?
How do I make it that when I click one of the tabs, this main picture in the back disappears? ( Instead of trying to fit the tab content over the first photo)?
When I tried to put the original photo into the first tab’s content to retrofit the positioning of the original photo, it shifted some of the elements like this: